User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/534.30 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/12.0.742.124 Safari/534.30 At the moment there is a search box for searching for Projects, however it is not labelled, nor is it in a intuitive place. It should labelled "Search Projects:", otherwise it is not clear what the search box is for, and "Search Projects:" functionality appears to be missing from the UI. More intuitive places to put the "Search Projects:" box: * On the Projects tab/page, at the very top, under the tabs/page selectors * On the Projects tab/page, under the Actions Box. Reproducible: Always
* On the Projects tab/page, at the very top, under the tabs/page selectors I think we should move it there, and change the button name to Search Projects.
Assigning to Scrum product owner for prioritisation.
Fixed. See https://github.com/zanata/zanata/commit/31d60d14c4e1ac91d1931ee9c6baf79c890235ba
VERIFIED with Zanata version 1.4.2-SNAPSHOT (20111021-1030)
Um, sorry, just find some new bugs that might related to this bug. On Zanata version 1.4.2-SNAPSHOT (20111021-1030), test server zanata-esperance (1.4-nukes), Searching on "about" should find at least following projects: Whats This About About Fedora (python) About Fedora However, the server actually returns: testMvn Whats This About About Fedora (python) testMvn does not have "about" in project id, name, and description. Thus this bug should be REASSIGNED.
The problem seems gone after reindexed the database. Thus this bug should be considered as VERIFIED
This appears to have been caused by stale Hibernate Search indexes on that machine, probably when I imported the test data from another machine. I re-indexed the full-text-search database, and the project search feature appears to be working.