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Fix search issue with special characters, and escape them in SQL. #844 #846

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Fix search issue with special characters, and escape them in SQL. #844 #846

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Fix search issue with special characters, and escape them in SQL. #844
GuillaumeValadas Jul 16, 2024
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Update functions_entries.inc.php
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Update functions_entries.inc.php
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#844 Simplify code removing If statement because we escape term searc…
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Issue #844 Bring back if statement to switch over boolean mode or not…
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Update regex boolean mode is trigger only on operator followed by words
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Fix typo on regex
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#844 add another regex to avoid boolean operator alone that could lea…
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Expand Up @@ -883,7 +883,8 @@ function &serendipity_searchEntries($term, $limit = '', $searchresults = '') {
$term = str_replace('"', '"', $term);
$relevance_enabled = true;
if (preg_match('@["\+\-\*~<>\(\)]+@', $term)) {
$cond['find_part'] = "MATCH(title,body,extended) AGAINST('$term' IN BOOLEAN MODE)";
$term = serendipity_db_escape_string($term);
$cond['find_part'] = "MATCH(title,body,extended) AGAINST('\"$term\"' IN BOOLEAN MODE)";
} else {
$cond['find_part'] = "MATCH(title,body,extended) AGAINST('$term')";
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I wonder, we should use db_escape_string here too?

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Maybe that mean you can remove if cond if you apply it anyway.

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I wonder, we should use db_escape_string here too?

I will also fix db_escape_string for mysqli because it use deprecated mysqli alias.

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I think @@[\+\-\*~<>\(\)"].[\S]*@ is currently wrong there, maybe a copy+paste mistake?

Anyhow... I'm afraid we regular-expression based evaluation of this might not bring us further. Because the regexp would match true on a string like: "+valid +valid +".

So I think we have two options here:

A: Introduce a tokenizer that analyzes the whole string and ALL parts in it, and performs checks on it
B: Execute the query and check if it works or not

Approach A will be quite complex and way too much effort to do this reliably. Not sure there is a parser/tokenizer for this out there, maybe part of Doctrine DBAL.

Approach B is a bit nasty but might be little effort. We could execute the query, use the "expect error" flag, and check if there is a result, something like:

$searchMode = 'non-boolean';
if (preg_match('@["\+\-\*~<>\(\)]+@', $term)) {
$termRows = serendipity_db_query("SELECT * FROM serendipity_entries WHERE $term LIMIT 1", true, 'both', false, false, false, true); // Last "true" is important here
  if ($termRows !== false) {
    $searchMode = 'boolean'; // Terms works as boolean expression
  }  
}
if ($searchMode === 'bolean') {
    $cond['find_part'] = "MATCH(title,body,extended) AGAINST('$term' IN BOOLEAN MODE)";
} else {
    $cond['find_part'] = "MATCH(title,body,extended) AGAINST('$term')";
}

(untested, just a thought)

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