Search broken about beautiful-jekyll HOT 9 CLOSED

@talonx I'm keeping track of your issue here

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Thanks for reporting. I can see from a quick look at the javascript console on your webpage that this is likely an issue with not properly escaping the search information.

This is what I'm seeing in the console:

And looking at the HTML, I see this:

I'll try to take a look to fix when I find time. Feel free to help with a PR as well if you can.

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Thanks for reporting. I can see from a quick look at the javascript console on your webpage that this is likely an issue with not properly escaping the search information.

This is what I'm seeing in the console:

And looking at the HTML, I see this:

I'll try to take a look to fix when I find time. Feel free to help with a PR as well if you can.

Ah I did notice this but did not realize it might be related.
Thanks for tracking it.

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The problem was that you used an apostrophe in the file name. I did not think about having to escape file names, but it's now fixed. You'll have to use the latest version

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The problem was that you used an apostrophe in the file name.

Ah - that happened when I imported some older posts into Jekyll.

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Thanks for the quick turnaround. Would you be putting this in a release sometime soon?

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i.e. I want to pin my Jekyll version to avoid other possible issues.

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Yes of course, it will be in the next release. But I do suggest not using apostrophes (or any non alphanumeric/slashes/underscores) in file names, not just because of this issue, but in general it's not a good idea.

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For now I've renamed the files and the problem is resolved. I'll upgrade the theme in the next release.

Thanks a lot for responding and resolving this so quickly.

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