Michaelsy:1540568800 wrote
asheenlevrai wrote
DW only returns what it finds in the ROOT namespace and ignores all other namespaces.
What I understand by this statement, I can not reproduce it on a test system.
What exactly do you mean? Please give an example of a search string and describe:
a) the expected behavior
b) the actual behavior
Hello :)
Thanks for the swift answer.
So. Our wiki is divided into multiple namespaces:
- (
root): contains most of the "regular pages", including the welcome page.
-
plasmids: contains all pages related to plasmids (that's a biological thing): most pages are named as "pXXXX" where Xs are numbers
-
primers contains all pages related to primers (another biological thing): most pages are named as tacXXXX where Xs are numbers
- ETC... we have another 2-3 namespaces containing pages related to a specific topic.
When we search for anything (let's say "DNA" for instance. DW used to output all pages named or containing the searched term (here "DNA"). Now when we do the same it only outputs pages named or containing the searched term (here "DNA") that are located into the root namespace.
Now Iif for instance we perform a search like
tac006897, that corresponds to a page in the primer namespace, DW now finds nothing. This is "expected" since there's no page in
root containing this term. Same thing for anything that is expected to be found in another namespace (line p1300 or something like that).
This behavior is identical if we place the search from a searchform present on a page that is located on any one of those namespaces (for instance a searchform that would be inserted in the page p100 or tac001999)... In the past it was different, obviously.
Thank you for your help.
Best,
-a-