By venkat-rk on

I did a search for the phrase "Using CVS" (without the quotes) and got the following message that I couldn't understand:
You must include at least one positive keyword with 3 characters or more.

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agentrickard’s picture

agentrickard
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That looks like a bug to me. The error would be expected if you only searched for CVS. But your search string should be valid.

I did some follow-up and a search for using returns the same error.

Please check the issue queue for Drupal and file a bug report if one does not exist.

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venkat-rk commented

Thanks for the confirmation. I will submit an issue.

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evan.leonard commented

I'm getting this error when I save a node in my site. My only guess is that it has something to do with the related links module which has a "keywords" field in it. I had it turned on for a little while, but turned it off after I got free-linking setup. Anyone have a similar issue?

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NikLP commented

That's exactly what I was going to say before I read your post. RelatedLinks will attempt to index the content and find related links, but it won't work for whatever reason. Also, the block doesn't show up until a "while" later, when it's decided it's got some related content to show you. Arbitrary, and weird.

I should probably post an issue over there about it.

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