Server side processing, case sensitive

Server side processing, case sensitive

rduncecbrduncecb Posts: 125Questions: 2Answers: 28

search and the other .search(...) functions accept a boolean as the 4th parameter to control case insensitivity in the search.
The server side protocol documentation makes no mention of case sensitivity and my tests show no change in the data sent from the client side when doing a case sensitive search by calling table.search("teST") ...

Am I correct in thinking the case sensitivity parameter to the search functions does not translate in any way to the server side protocol or have I missed something?

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  • allanallan Posts: 63,468Questions: 1Answers: 10,466 Site admin
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    You aren't missing anything - that's something that isn't sent to the server-side. I'm wondering about adding some kind of "extended" parameter to the ajax object which will submit information like that. If I recall correctly it did used to get sent way back around 1.5, 1.6, but it wasn't used often.

    Allan

  • rduncecbrduncecb Posts: 125Questions: 2Answers: 28

    Excellent, good to know, thanks for the speedy reply. It's a limitation I can work with when creating a Java back end. I don't require case sensitive search but I wanted to make sure one way or the other so I can plan design/implement :smiley:

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