Search do not work - ver. 9.0.96 HTMLPad

[MasterDee]

If you have in search box special characher like this -> Ĩ Serach box can not find word, keyword -> PlaĨevati, will not find. Sometimes searchbox rename it to -> c

[Gatis]

Tried to reproduce the problem, but could not.
The only thing I noticed that the search scope changes from "Entire scope" to "From cursor", which I need to check if it is correct or not.
If you have "Wrap at end", then those settings should have not effect.

As for "Ĩ" changing to "c" - what do you exactly do for this to happen?

[MasterDee]

Tried to reproduce the problem, but could not.
The only thing I noticed that the search scope changes from "Entire scope" to "From cursor", which I need to check if it is correct or not.
If you have "Wrap at end", then those settings should have not effect.

As for "Ĩ" changing to "c" - what do you exactly do for this to happen?

Now I know how this happen, follow me:
1. Open search box
2. Type in the search box some unknown word like -> Mac and press button Find next
3. now rename this word into this word -> MaĨ and again press Find next
...and u'll see that keyword change from MaĨ to Mac.

Other problem is when you search with the letter -> Ĩ Search will find just letter -> c

[Gatis]

I am afraid the problem still does not happen here and nobody else has reported similar problems.
You may want to switch on/off some search options and then try again, as it could happen that this happens only under some specific settings.
Maybe you can send a screenshot of your Find window to our support email address. Thanks!

[MikeyB]

I can replicate this problem:

• New HTML Page
• Copy the word PlaĨevati from MasterDee's post above, and paste this into the body of the page
• CTRL+F to find.
• Put Ĩ into the Search for box
• Click Find Next

The Ĩ in the Search for box will now have changed to c
Keep pressing Find Next, and not only will it stop at every c on the page, but will also still find the Ĩ

I've managed to upload a screen capture of this happening:
http://swindonmike.googlepages.com/webu ... edproblem2

[Karlis]

The Unicode support for the search box is partial. It means your system default non-Unicode encoding must be set to that encoding which supports characters you would like to use. I will see if this can be improved.