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    • 20257
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    Can someone help me width the danish letters Æ,Ø,Å and the search-module in MODx. Using Æ, Ø, Å in the search are not working
      • 20257
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      ....... sadly I have same problem with ver. 1.0.0 >:(
        • 29076
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        Det fungerer fint her på lrkh.no. Jeg bruker 0.9.6.3. Har ikke testet med Evolution 1.0 ennå. Her er mitt AjaxSearch-call:
        [!AjaxSearch? &ajaxSearch=`0` &AS_showResults=`0` &AS_landing=`45` &extract=`0` &grabMax=`all` &language=`norsk-utf8` &addJscript=`0` !]
        .

        It works find on lrkh.no. Above is my AjaxSearch-call. I’m using MODx 0.9.6.3. smiley
          I think, thererfor I am! But what I am, and why...?
          • 16610
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          Set TinyMCE encoding to raw from Plugins > TinyMCE > Configuration.
            Mikko Lammi, Owner at Maagit
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            "Set TinyMCE encoding to raw from Plugins > TinyMCE > Configuration."

            result :

            "Failed to create the database connection!
            . Please run the MODx install utility"

            MODx 1.0.0
            >:(
              • 20257
              • 39 Posts
              Tried again and now it seems almost OK

              [!AjaxSearch? &ajaxSearch=`0` &language=`utf8` &addJscript=`0` !]


              and TinyMCE too RAW

              But If I write something like: "mus og mænd"
              MODx print:
              "At least 3 characters are required for your search term "

              ???

              MODx 1.0.0


              Just tried to write: "mus og mænd" on http://lrkh.no
              MODx printed:

              [+as.showResults:is=`1`:then=` [+as.noResults:is=`1`:then=`
              `:else=`

              52 resultat funnet for "mus og mænd".
                • 5811
                • 1,717 Posts
                To do a search with only two characters do as describe on this post.

                I doesn’t speak nowergian, but does it make sense to search og ?
                If you would like search "mus og mænd", I hope you use &advSearch=`exact phrase` too.