They highlight for me, but if you use wsn codes in your descriptions it was recently fixed to automatically avoid highlighting so that the codes don't get messed up.
I see it does highlight for you if you type a term that appears... try searching for "Hair". I guess you're expecting something it's not supposed to do.
OK, here is the problem. It seems that the search highlighting feature is case sensitive, while the actual search term does NOT need to match the case.
(See screenshots)
So my question then becomes:
1. How to highlight both "hair" and "Hair" 2. How to highlight the "Hair" in "Hairmasters"
in commonfuncs.php, but unfortunately I don't know how to make the regular expression case-insensitive. The documentation says /e -> /ie but that doesn't work.
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My search words are not highlighting on the Links results page.
Have not changed my stylesheet WRT highlighting, and have not removed anything from the results template either.
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They highlight for me, but if you use wsn codes in your descriptions it was recently fixed to automatically avoid highlighting so that the codes don't get messed up.
Nothing is impossible...
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I don't use WSN codes or HTML in descriptions. Could it have anything to do with PHP settings?
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I see it does highlight for you if you type a term that appears... try searching for "Hair". I guess you're expecting something it's not supposed to do.
Nothing is impossible...
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OK, here is the problem. It seems that the search highlighting feature is case sensitive, while the actual search term does NOT need to match the case.
(See screenshots)
So my question then becomes:
1. How to highlight both "hair" and "Hair"
2. How to highlight the "Hair" in "Hairmasters"
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Location: Diamond Springs, California
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It's the line
else return preg_replace('/[a-zA-Z]+/e', ''\0' == '' . $search . '' ? '' . $replace . '': '\0';', $subject);in commonfuncs.php, but unfortunately I don't know how to make the regular expression case-insensitive. The documentation says /e -> /ie but that doesn't work.