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ok... I downgraded my PHP to 4.3.10. The Warn-Messages don't appear again, but no search results... I'm sure that the tested words are spidered and in the database.
What could that be? Maybe you can help me? |
What language are the pages you indexed?
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english and german but mostly german...
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What if you search on a word without umlauts?
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nothing... no search results... :-( mmmm... I got no idea...
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Maybe something weird happened with PHP v.5.0.3, but I'm just not sure. Try using define('DETECT_ORDER','UTF-8,ISO-8859-1,ASCII'); in the config file, install new PhpDig tables using a different prefix, make sure the new prefix is in the connect.php file, and index a few pages. Let me know if you get results.
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Thanks! That was it!
I used your new define row and deleted the database for the phpdig-program. Then I updated the script and Indexed the site one again... This time it works! ;-) I hope it was helping you too for debugging your software... |
Hi! It's me again... It dosen't seem work at a PHP 5.0.3 System. When I modify the code with your new define row while I'm using PHP 4.3.10 all works fine. But when I upgradet to php 5 again the search script don't works...
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I'm not sure why PhpDig v.1.8.8 RC1 and PHP v.5.0.3 don't get along. Perhaps there is a new option that needs to be set, but I don't have an answer at the moment.
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