Tags with embedded "-" characters no longer work. - 53 views

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  #1 Hans Wobbe on 25 Jul 07

   

  In an effort to work around some of the tag formating issues and to achieve compatibility with other systems I use, I've been embedding "-" characters in my tags (for quite some time). They are particularly useful in date strings such as "2007-07"...
  
  As of today, none of these tags work. They all report "You have no tags..." in spite of the fact that these tags appear in the Cloud box.
  
  Should I wait for a fix or start converting the tags? Can you provide any hints regarding the acceptability of other characters that can be keyed, as embedded tag characters?
  
  Thanks.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">In an effort to work around some of the tag formating issues and to achieve compatibility with other systems I use, I've been embedding "-" characters in my tags (for quite some time). They are particularly useful in date strings such as "2007-07"... <br /> <br /> As of today, none of these tags work. They all report "You have no tags..." in spite of the fact that these tags appear in the Cloud box. <br /> <br /> Should I wait for a fix or start converting the tags? Can you provide any hints regarding the acceptability of other characters that can be keyed, as embedded tag characters? <br /> <br /> Thanks.</div>

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  #2 Joel Liu on 27 Jul 07

   

  I am sorry to miss your question. We fixed the bug.
  Regarding to the acceptable tags, ideally,
  1)you can insert any embedded tag characters, including some special characters such as $ # in the tag.
  2) When you do a tag search, for example $investments, the search engine only search investments.
  3) So if you only input $, it's not searchable.
  
  We are looking for some better solution for tag search.
  Thanks.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I am sorry to miss your question. We fixed the bug. <br /> Regarding to the acceptable tags, ideally, <br /> 1)you can insert any embedded tag characters, including some special characters such as $ # in the tag. <br /> 2) When you do a tag search, for example $investments, the search engine only search investments. <br /> 3) So if you only input $, it's not searchable. <br /> <br /> We are looking for some better solution for tag search. <br /> Thanks.</div>

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