MediaWiki 1.13 + FCKeditor - Image button search and preview not working

[tybeede]

Hello folks,

I think this is a bug. I've got the latest release of all the software downloaded from SVN as of 7/15/08. This includes MediaWiki and FCK extension with FCK editor.

I can upload an image file via mediawiki upload and everything works great. The filename gets added to the database and shows up when you click on the "list uploaded files". I can add the image to a wiki page using both the wiki markup lang and the image button.

However, when using the image button I am unable to get any search results or a preview of the image. If I type the name correctly I can insert the image and it shows up like normal. However, I don't get a search result or a preview at any point. After the image is inserted into the page I can right click and edit the image. In this case the preview does pop up in the dialog box.

I followed the install guide at the Mediawiki + FCK editor integration site and everything else works great.

[Wojciech Olchawa]

I was unable to reproduce your bug using MW 1.13 and the latest FCKeditor SVN extension. Searching as well as previewing works as expected in IE (6&7) and in FF(2&3). Could you please let us know what browser are you using? Could you also update to the latest version and let us know if the bug still occurs?

Thanks in advance.

[Artur Formella]

I think it's connected with mysql LOWER() which are ineffective when applied to binary strings (BINARY, VARBINARY, BLOB)

[mrw]

arczi's fix works, the bug also affected file searches for me. However, the new patch is indiscriminate with numbers, searching for 53 brings up 55 55 and so on.

[Wiktor Walc]

This fix isn't PostgreSQL compatible.

@mrw: what files exactly do you have there and what are you searching for? I'm asking because "53" is too short.

[Wiktor Walc]

Looks good, but when an image is found and selected, it isn't displayed in the editor. This is probably due to a bug introduced in #2223.

When [[Image:FooBar.jpg]] is parsed and changed into image tag to get link to a real image using src attribute:

$originalLink = $parser->parse("[[Image:".$term."]]", $wgTitle, $options)->getText();
if (false == strpos($originalLink, "src=\"")) {
	return "";
}

$srcPart = substr($originalLink, strpos($originalLink, "src=")+ 5);

we don't get there an <img> tag but a link. So if #2223 will be fixed, this ticket can be reviewed properly.

[Artur Formella]

Fixed with [2467]