What’s The Bug? If you want to select a file from the library whose name contains an umlaut (like ä, ö, ü), that file will be disappear from the search result list as soon as the umlaut has been entered. Two examples: A file such as “Löffel.jpg” appears in the result list as long as you have enter…

Strangely enough, I suddenly couldn’t reproduce the problem with the word “Gewürz”, but I could with “Österreich” and “Löffel”. That’s strange, because it was a file named “Gewürzmühle.jpg” that made me recognize the problem in the first place. I was surprised that I couldn’t find a file in the lib…

I have the vague impression that brand new Objects sometime not appear in the search results. What about “Österreich” and “Löffel” today? Can you find them now? – If yes then I suppose that the indexing simply works a bit slow.

I have tried different variations of file names. But same as before, every image with German umlauts in the file name disappears from the search results list as soon as the entered string reaches the umlaut. New images with umlauts also behave this way as soon as they have been used somewhere on a p…

Do you have the problem only if you try to use such a pic as cover image? Or do you have the prob also in other searches? Global search (ctrl + s). Search in an open page (ctrl + f). Search in a Set or Collection. In the editor: “/Add link” bzw. “/Add file” → “Filter Objects…”

The video shows how I try to insert an image into a page, but the same is true for a cover image. However, the problem arises not only when searching for an existing file in the library that I want to insert as a block into a page, but also when I search for a file with umlauts in a set (e.g. a set…

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I just remember something: If someone sends me an email from a Mac, the umlauts are wrong. I need to change the code page in Thunderbird to display them correctly. Resume: Apple uses another code page for German special characters then Windows. Anytype’s search function must take this into acco…

Doesn’t Anytype work with UTF-8?

Maybe not the search function. But I’m only guessing.

Results Disappear when Searching for Files with Umlauts in their Name

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Angelo August 15, 2024, 5:55pm 9

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