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  • Noticed that any terms that include a letter as subscript are not recognised by Tooltipy. Is there a solution to this?

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  • Plugin Author Jamel.Z

    (@lebleut)

    Hi @seekbeacon
    Can you explain further or give an example ?

    Thread Starter seekbeacon

    (@seekbeacon)

    I have a term Gb/Eo where the ‘b’ and ‘o’ are subscripts, but are not recognised from Gb/Eo in Tooltipy entry. Case sensitivity is not set.

    Plugin Author Jamel.Z

    (@lebleut)

    Hi
    I think the problem here is with the forward slash character “/”
    plz try to use another character instead and see

    Thread Starter seekbeacon

    (@seekbeacon)

    Thanks, but the slash is essential as it’s a technical definition, and removing the slash would make it meaningless. Is there not a fix too come in the future?

    Thread Starter seekbeacon

    (@seekbeacon)

    Not even if we pay for it?

    Plugin Author Jamel.Z

    (@lebleut)

    H @seekbeacon
    It’s not a problem of paying it’s just a problem of time
    I will check when available and update you here
    thanks

    Thread Starter seekbeacon

    (@seekbeacon)

    OK, thank you, appreciate it. The issue by the way is not related to the forward slash, as there are other terms with a slash (e.g. G/T) but no subscript which are fine.

    Thread Starter seekbeacon

    (@seekbeacon)

    After a little more troubleshooting, the issue appears to be caused by having the html <sub> tag (for subscript) inside the target string. If there is a way of tweaking the code so that it ignores any html tags inside the search string, that would fix it.

    Plugin Author Jamel.Z

    (@lebleut)

    You mean I should escape the tooltips from HTML tags ?

    Thread Starter seekbeacon

    (@seekbeacon)

    Well yes, why not? They shouldn’t form part of the search string, to my mind anyway.

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