Search field (bug)?

Just a quick question regarding the search field in CC v5.

My connectivity list holds a list of various clients. Their names can sometimes be quite similar, like "Adam Bus" or Adampol".
When you enter the string "Adam: the search results show all clients starting with "Adam"... that's OK. But when you type "Adampol" the result list will also show "Adam Bus" as well as "Adampol".

WIth CC v4 it never happened to me... is this a bug or is there a way to make it work as in the previous version?

Thanks in advance for an answer🙂

Hello marcinwolejko,
I'm not a Chrono professional, but after checking your new post, I think that the following links may help:
Adding search or filter fields to your listing
P.S: I'm just an automated service😉

:D this faq unfortunately does not answer my question ...

Hmmm.. I debugged the cc v4 and the search result for "adam bus" is

[SQL] => Array
        (
            [0] => SELECT `EWI`.* FROM `database table` AS `EWI` WHERE `EWI`.`kierowca` LIKE '%adam bus%' OR `EWI`.`nr_auta` LIKE '%adam bus%' OR `EWI`.`telefon` LIKE '%adam bus%' OR `EWI`.`firma` LIKE '%adam bus%' OR `EWI`.`name` LIKE '%adam bus%' ORDER BY `cf_created` DESC LIMIT 0,100
        )

While with CC v5

 [2] => SELECT COUNT(`EWI`.`id`) AS `EWI.count` FROM `table` AS `EWI` WHERE ((`EWI`.`firma` LIKE '%adam%') OR (`EWI`.`firma` LIKE '%bus%')) GROUP BY `EWI`.`created`

It seems that the query is being divided into two in the new version......

Any clue how to restore the CC v4 functionality ?🙂

Hi Marcin,

If you have 2 words then v5 will list results with any of the words, but if you search for "Adampol" then you should not get "Adam bus" in the result, because you only have one word which is "Adampol".

Regards,
Max

Max - thanks for your answer.
Is it possible to have a search form that would somehow merge the search query and load a list of results to show only i.e. Adam Bus (when you type "Adam Bus") and not Adam Transport?
It worked this way in CC4 using LIKE %...%
:(

Just try this:

"Adam bus"

it will try to match all words between the quotes.

If there is no other way to do that I will have to explain to my co-workers that they need to use quotes...
😀 this is going to be hard haha

Hi Marcin,

Unfortunately there is no way around this for now, I did it this way because this is how Google search works too!🙂

Regards,
Max