Today, the Recycle Beast is asking for "Treasure Map Piece " as one of his items. Every time I click on the shop search button for this specific item, it gives me the results for a random treasure map piece. For example, it's given me the shop search results for "Treasure Map Piece " and "Treasure Map Piece ", but not the one that the Recycle Beast is actually asking for. This also happened a day or two ago when he was again asking for "Treasure Map Piece ". It's the only item that gives incorrect search results.
Same problem. Also, it seems to be showing Gallery results, not Shops? All the results I'm seeing are "Display Only" items. The other items all show correctly when searched for.
I can search for the map piece just fine in the Shop Search page. I've noticed the URLs are a bit different though.
URL from Shop Search results: http://subeta.net/ushop.php?act=dosearch&itemname=Treasure+Map+Piece+%231&type=shops
URL from Recycle Beast search link: http://subeta.net/ushop.php?act=dosearch&itemname=Treasure Map Piece &type=shops.
Other items have differing URLs too, but both give correct results. Purple and Red Floral Gardening Shears, for example.
Shop search: http://subeta.net/ushop.php?act=dosearch&itemname=Purple+and+Red+Floral+Gardening+Shears&type=shops
Recycle Beast search link: http://subeta.net/ushop.php?act=dosearch&itemname=Purple and Red Floral Gardening Shears&type=shops
My guess is that the # in the map piece's item name is screwing this up. In the URL of the correct results, the # sign is not present. It's replaced by %23.
The spaces in the URLs would normally be replaced by %20, but this doesn't seem to be causing any problems with other items.
Hey! It looks like the # symbol is messing with the shop search. Is there anyway to fix that? I know you were working with the RB so I thought I'd ask.
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This is happening again today. The RB is asking for Treasure Map Piece . When I did a shop search, I got gallery results for Treasure Map Piece instead.
the way the shop search works for # sign, it escapes it by making it %23 the way the recycle beast searches (incorrectly) it does not escape the percent sign, so it kinda gets glitched. it just has to do with urls and what characters are friendly with it or not.