wcddl replace the + with a - in the searchtags

[ImmOr7aL]

public function processURL($var,$sep='-') {

It has effect .u can see search queries with - instead of + then, but they dont work correctly, coz - isnt counted as word separator.

[Gavo]

Try this, i havent tested it though


Find

  $recentsRow['queryURL'] = $core->processURL($recentsRow['query']); 

Replace

  $recentsRow['queryURL'] = str_replace("+", "-", $core->processURL($recentsRow['query'])); 

[ImmOr7aL]

Yes, this code replaces - with + and this request <? echo $q?> brings up variable without + or -, but list of downloads is still not showing up. Example:
Im searching for ?q=windows-7-ultimate, then <? echo $q?> will show windows 7 ultimate, but it gives 0 search results. Searhing for ?q=windows+7+ultimate <? echo $q?> will still show windows 7 ultimate, and seach brings many results too
EDIT: Code above changes + to - in search query url, but it doesnt works at all It seems i had
$q = str_replace("-", " ", $q); in my index.php code, so thats why <? echo $q?> was displayed without - or + I removed it, and with above suggested code changes <? echo $q?> brings up windows-7-ultimate.
Suggestion below doesnt works either as it was 1st thing i tried to change, in fact it does exactly the same thing as code above, but it stil ldoesnt brings up search results

[jomasaco]

public function processURL($var,$sep='-') {

$var = variavel
$sep = separatore

public function processURL($var,$sep='+') {

[DEViANCE]

^separator
^variable

[frizurd]

thanks guys
still no succes

[frizurd]

bump for justice

[ImmOr7aL]

Found solution:
open funcs.php
Find:

if($this->search_type == "narrow") {
                $sqlWhere = " WHERE title LIKE '%".mysql_real_escape_string(str_replace(" ","%",$this->q))."%'"; 

Replace with:

if($this->search_type == "narrow") {
                $sqlWhere = " WHERE title LIKE '%".mysql_real_escape_string(str_replace("-","%",$this->q))."%'";