Closed joomlagate closed 8 years ago
@baijianpeng
Can you test by replacing the file
ROOT/administrator/components/com_localise/models/translations.php
by this one (after decompressing):
Yes, this modified version works fine, now I can filter with any CasE combination.
Thank you.
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@baijianpeng https://github.com/baijianpeng Can you test by replacing the file ROOT/administrator/components/com_localise/models/translations.php by this one (after decompressing):
translations.php.zip https://github.com/joomla-projects/com_localise/files/232993/translations.php.zip
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Great, please add Test OK here: https://github.com/joomla-projects/com_localise/pull/306
Closing as we have a patch.
Steps to reproduce the issue
Today I tried to translate an extension named Snippets with com_localise. Snippets is downloaded from: https://www.regularlabs.com/extensions/snippets
After installation of this extension, I went to com_localise backend, and choose client and language, then input "Snippets" into the filter input box of com_localise. Nothing found.
Then I input all-lower-case word "snippets", I got some results.
Expected result
I think this filter function should be CaSe InSenSitIVe.
Actual result
But it is case insensitive, only allows complete lower case strings.
System information (as much as possible)
Joomla 3.5.1 PHP 7 com_localise 4.0.16 dev
Additional comments
Could you please let this filter function to be CaSe InSenSitIVe so that I can just copy the extension's name from that webpage and then paste it into the input box to search it, in this way, I think it can boost my effeciency than input a complete lower case sting MANUALLY.
Thank you.