When I do a search after "Dan Berglund's Tonbruket" (which has a band entry exactly like that), I think the search engine doesn't understand the ' sign, because this is what it shows:

Dan Berglund''s Tonbruket discography search results

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And bellow it doesn't find the band page, just two threads from the forum.


If I search for "Dan Berglund''s Tonbruket" (with two ' ) it does find me the band page, but the ' sign looks really weird:

Dan Berglund''''s Tonbruket discography search results

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DAN BERGLUND“S TONBRUKET music, discography, MP3, videos and reviewsDAN BERGLUND“S TONBRUKET is a Jazz Rock/Fusion / Progressive Rock artist from Sweden. This page includes DAN BERGLUND“S TONBRUKET's : biography, ...
www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=5351

Really weird. I wouldn't have thought that a tiny sign like ' can create such trouble.

I didn't type all that band name, I just copied it from somewhere else. When I type, I only type a keyword, indeed. 

^ Which part of leg ? Thighs or knees ?

the "Search" function generally does not seem to work properly. you may get a lot of results, but once you click on a post to open it you get a message like this:

Server Error in Forum Application
WARNING: SQL Injection attack detected.
Please contact the forum administrator.

Support Error Code:- err_SQLServer_SqlInjectionTest()
File Name:- functions_common.asp

Error details:-

this appears to be so only for search of more recent posts.  looking for a quite old one (more than half a yedar ago) worked fine


Edited by BaldJean - November 02 2010 at 03:51

this for example:
http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=72801&KW=keyboard&PID=3924536#3924536

I did a search for "keyboard" and clicked on the first result

Thanks Jean, that certainly generates a repeatable error - I'll pass it on to M@X

Search does not work properly. 

NotAProghead wrote: Search does not work properly.  Try, for example, find "Reviews discussion" thread.

 

Edited by Dean - November 02 2010 at 06:21

Cylons and Cybermen rule here it seems.

 Frak it!