[TYPO3-english] indexed_search with non western language

[Historia]

Hello Stefan,

no, doesn't work. The code  in the database is stored in another format. 
I have no idea about the real coding of the entries. Typo3 somehow 
recodes the entries so they come out as utf in FE and BE, but they are 
recoded in the database. tt-content and index are the same strange 
characters.

So I think solr will be no option either.

Herbert


Am 18.11.2010 17:36, schrieb Stefan Frömken:
> Hello Herbert,
>
> Have you truncated the cache_*-tables? You can do this with
> phpmyadmin-extension.
>
> UTF-8 will be default in TYPO3 4.5.0 at the end of january.
>
> Stefan
>
> Am 18.11.2010 15:21, schrieb Historia:
>> Hello Stefan
>>
>> did the clidispatch from the backend, cleared the cache and visited lots
>> of pages. Nothing is found. I have to set up a new website with the
>> dummy package to check if there is some other issue about the coding.
>>
>> I wonder why not all is utf-8 in the system as default.
>>
>> Herbert
>>
>> Am 18.11.2010 15:56, schrieb Stefan Frömken:
>>> Am 18.11.2010 13:43, schrieb Historia:
>>>> Hello,
>>>>
>>>> I made a website with Amharic (Ethiopia) and English. All is based on
>>>> the Introductionpackage 4.4.4 with an own template. I have it local on
>>>> Windows and live on a Suse 11 Rootserver.
>>>>
>>>> indexed search is not working with Amharic script.
>>>> In the indexing page the amharic script is not coded in the right way,
>>>> however in DB check I can properly search in Amharic with the right
>>>> coding.
>>>> Database is set to unicode general charset utf-8
>>>> [BE][forceCharset] = utf-8
>>>>
>>>> Is there some other issue related to the search?
>>>>
>>>> thanks Herbert
>>> It seems that you have installed indexed_search before you have changed
>>> Charset. In this case all words were saved with wrong characterset in
>>> cache_* tables, but they are correct in tt_content-table and on website,
>>> too.
>>> If I'm right...than I prefer to truncate all data in cache_* tables and
>>> execute scheduler with crawler-task or _cli_dispatch or visit each page
>>> manually. But please backup your database first!
>>>
>>> Stefan
>>
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