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Hi All,
I have a field with a product name where we are using the like operator to search the product name from MYSQL.
Once it RQL parser creates the token it splits a single string into two tokens.
one with the number and the other with the string part of the input.
For example: if I tried to search with the input name "0234 bedroom set"
The token list will be like that
$token[0] = "0234"; $token[1] = "bedroom set";
My expectation should not split the string into Two tokens instead it should create one token with $token[0]="0234 bedroom set".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Hi All,
I have a field with a product name where we are using the like operator to search the product name from MYSQL.
Once it RQL parser creates the token it splits a single string into two tokens.
one with the number and the other with the string part of the input.
For example: if I tried to search with the input name "0234 bedroom set"
The token list will be like that
$token[0] = "0234";
$token[1] = "bedroom set";
My expectation should not split the string into Two tokens instead it should create one token with $token[0]="0234 bedroom set".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: