I would like to report an issue I discovered while using Piwigo. As the title says if you use "@" character in quick search, Piwigo stops with SQL error:
SELECT * FROM piwigo_tags
WHERE (MATCH(name) AGAINST( '@xxxx @xxx' IN BOOLEAN MODE)) in /xxx/include/dblayer/functions_mysqli.inc.php...
Piwigo is the last official version.
I hope it will be easy to fix.
Thanks!
PS: Thank you for this great software :-)
UPDATE: I think I found the reason, I'm using InnoDB and @ is reserved in fulltext search. Anyway is there some way how to fix it and still using InnoDB?
Hi!
I would like to report an issue I discovered while using Piwigo. As the title says if you use "@" character in quick search, Piwigo stops with SQL error:
PHP message: PHP Warning: [mysql error 1064] syntax error, unexpected '@', expecting $end
SELECT * FROM piwigo_tags
WHERE (MATCH(name) AGAINST( '@xxxx @xxx' IN BOOLEAN MODE)) in /xxx/include/dblayer/functions_mysqli.inc.php...
Piwigo is the last official version.
I hope it will be easy to fix.
Thanks!
PS: Thank you for this great software :-)
UPDATE: I think I found the reason, I'm using InnoDB and @ is reserved in fulltext search. Anyway is there some way how to fix it and still using InnoDB?
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Hi!
I would like to report an issue I discovered while using Piwigo. As the title says if you use "@" character in quick search, Piwigo stops with SQL error:
PHP message: PHP Warning: [mysql error 1064] syntax error, unexpected '@', expecting $end
SELECT * FROM piwigo_tags
WHERE (MATCH(name) AGAINST( '@xxxx @xxx' IN BOOLEAN MODE)) in /xxx/include/dblayer/functions_mysqli.inc.php...
Piwigo is the last official version.
I hope it will be easy to fix.
Thanks!
PS: Thank you for this great software :-)
UPDATE: I think I found the reason, I'm using InnoDB and @ is reserved in fulltext search. Anyway is there some way how to fix it and still using InnoDB?