The underlined terms are not highlighted, but should highlighted.In fact when you search "ВДОХА", ajaxSearch, first convert all the searchterms in minus letters and search in fact "вдоха". And as AjaxSearch do not highlight all the terms of the extract, but only the first. It is not an indexation tool which search and highligth all the terms of a document.
This words: "вдоха", "Вдоха", "ВДОХА " are presented in the different case (or “register”).
Really? It’s so badly.
AjaxSearch do not highlight all the terms of the extract, but only the first.

You have not absolutely understood me.
The search results shows one answer in the extract and in the linked page the search term appears many times.

How are about concerning implementation periods?
In the future, perhaps, it could be interesting to add a parameter like &sensitiveCase which take the default value to 0 (Not), but which could also take into account of the letter case.

snippet.ajaxSearch.inc.php, Line 313:Ok I will check it and remove it for the next delivery.
There is a tab at the end of the line (and maybe as strange line-ending) – uploaded with a Mac with Cyberduck and binary-coding this causes an empty line that was only displayed in IE (not in Firefox and Safari).
ajaxSearch.php, Line 53ffHere we speak about a mapping between the connexion charset of the database and the html page. We don’t speak of the collation. utf8 is enougth.
’utf8_general_ci’ => ’UTF-8’,
should be added
german.inc.php, Line 16Ok, I will correct this typo (für instead of fürr) in the last delivery.
$_lang[’as_resultsFoundTextMultiple’] = ’%d Ergebnisse gefunden für "%s".’;
- Safari does not display the proper UTF8-chars in the popup. Firefox does the thing.Which version of safari do you use it ? here a post about Safari, not sure that is the same trouble.
- The Version-Checking of the ajaxSearch.js does not work in IE.Tested with IE6 and IE7. I don’t know how you get this issue. You can redo the same test on my site. try chine or voyage as search words
And a very big problemTested with IE6 and IE7. Find enclosed an image of this test and the results on my own site. Again, I don’t know how you get this issue.
- The search does not work in IE
const _base = 'assets/snippets/ajaxSearch/';
var _base = 'assets/snippets/ajaxSearch/';
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