You could maybe try:
$new_query =~ s/\-/+/g;
$IN->param( 'query' => $new_query );
Probably need it in /Links/User/Search.pm, and not search.cgi (as I don't think we have access to $IN in search.cgi)
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Code:
my $new_query = $IN->param('query'); $new_query =~ s/\-/+/g;
$IN->param( 'query' => $new_query );
Probably need it in /Links/User/Search.pm, and not search.cgi (as I don't think we have access to $IN in search.cgi)
Cheers
Andy (mod)
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