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FullTextSearchFilter with propertyName specified throws exception from Contenful #6

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dibble-james opened this issue Aug 9, 2016 · 2 comments

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@dibble-james
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Using FullTextSearchFilter without specifying a propertyName parameter seems to work but if use something like new FullTextSearchFilter(query, "fields.field") I'm getting a ContenfulException and an error detail of No field with apiName "field\[match\]" found.

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I also get similar issues when using the NumericEquality enumeration

@ryan-codingintrigue
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Thanks for this. I've taken a look at the PR and can't think of a reason those backslashes are in there off the top of my head. I am currently without my development machine right now, but once I get it back I'll get this PR merged.

I tend to agree that none of the filters should have backslashes in there.

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