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What database version are you using?. What happens if you make a filter like this? select * from `dishes` where ((`dishes`.`id` LIKE '%Nabia%' or `dishes`.`name` LIKE '%Nabia%' or `dishes`.`chef_name` LIKE '%Nabia%' ) or exists (select * from `categories` where `dishes`.`category_id` = `categories`.`id` and `name` LIKE '%Nabia%')) and `dishes`.`deleted_at` is null order by `dishes`.`id` asc limit 10 offset 0 In mine it works with MySQL 8 |
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Have you searched through other issues to see if your problem is already reported or has been fixed?
Yes, I did not find it.
Did you read the documentation?
Yes, I did not find it.
Have you tried to publish the views?
No, this error is not related to views.
Is there an error in the console?
No
PowerGrid
3.1.0
Laravel
8.83.16
Livewire
2.10.5
Alpine JS
No response
Theme
Tailwind 3.x
Describe the bug.
Pesquisas/filtros pela coluna do powergrid não retornam os resultados esperados quando a palavra possui acentuação e o usuário escreve sem a acentuação. Exemplo:
Em meu banco de dados temos ÁLCOOL.
1- Quando pesquiso por alcool (sem acento), o powergrid não retorna nenhum registro de álcool (com acento).
2- Quando pesquiso por tubulacao, o powergrid não retorna nenhum registro de "tubulação";
Enquanto que se realizarmos uma consulta sql diretamente, no servidor com configurações padrões, o resultado da consulta entrega todas as variações, seja Tubulacao, Tubulação, Tubulaçao, etc.
Seria possível uma correção para conversão dessas variantes para suas versões normais?
Exemplo:
To Reproduce...
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