I have a rails project with ferret working on it. Also I have some tables with french and spanish names in there. That contains characters like: á, à. ü, etc. When I made a search I only use common characters and that makes me impossible to find in the database something like "bèrché" using a keyword like "berche". I tried to replace the vocals with a wildcard like "?" or "*", but it doesn't seems to work.
Here is the code:
# controller
default_options = {:limit => :all}
@results_ferret = Model.find_with_ferret(para开发者_C百科ms["search_words"], default_options)
# model
class Model < ActiveRecord::Base
require 'acts_as_ferret'
acts_as_ferret({:fields => [:region, :origin, :something, :name, :content], :remote => true})
end
Any ideas how to proceed?
Ferret needs to know about the locale when building the index. It does so by looking at environment variable 'LANG'. We have a rake task called ferret:rebuild so for us it looks like this:
RAILS_ENV=development LANG=da_DK.UTF-8 INDEXES='Model' rake ferret:rebuild
If this does not work, check out your database collation.
For your reference
Our rake task looks like this:
namespace :ferret do
# Rebuild index task. Declare the indexes to be rebuilt with the INDEXES
# environment variable:
#
# INDEXES="my_model shared" rake ferret:rebuild
desc "Rebuild a Ferret index. Specify what model to rebuild with the INDEXES environment variable."
task :rebuild => :environment do
models = ENV['INDEXES'].split.map(&:constantize)
start = 1.minute.ago
models.each { |m| m.rebuild_index }
# update records that have changed since the rebuild started
models.each do |m|
m.records_modified_since(start).each do |object|
object.ferret_update
end
end
end
end
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