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 Posted 13/06/2007 08:05:12 |
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| Cheers for the reply Tom! Yeah, I've got the source code, and might do that. We've been carefull to use GUIDS when naming the images (We use a standalone article authoring and publishing tool rather than the wysiwig provided) but any searches including the words or partwords such as knowledge, attachments or our company name QGate result in the image urls being corrupted, so I've got to fix this problem or remove the search highlighting. Tom
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| Posted 19/08/2007 15:56:40 |
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| If you have the source and are comfortable editing and recompiling you may be interested in the following fix that seems to work for our site. What it does is to post-process after the highlights are inserted, and remove any highlighting that is within a HTML tag. I inserted this in utilities.vb in the function Highlight, immediately above the line bolFirst = False 'clean up highlights within tags added by CC 07/30/07
ResultStr = Regex.Replace(ResultStr, "<([^>]*)<font style='background-color:#FFFC00;'>([^>]*)</font>([^>]*)>", "<$1$2$3>", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase) [edit] Noting that I am using the actual highlight string. If you want to do it more elegantly see the starttag and endtag variables found in the function...
Charles
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