two times, for different user, this happened

» Query:

SELECT * FROM bug WHERE bugid IN () LIMIT 0, 21


» Error Number: 1064
» Error Message: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ') LIMIT 0, 21' at line 1
» Additional Notes: Invalid SQL query
» File: /tracker/search.php

and this user never more can search. new user was added for "normalize" situation.

i thing maybe if an user are logged into 2 different pc at sometime, it crashed. maybe not!

sorry my english. spanish is better for me. and thank you.

Is this a registered and logged-in user, or a guest? I have attached a potential fix for this problem. Please apply the patch and tell me if it fixes the issue.

Marking assigned as this is being addressed.

hi! i will try the patch more later.

now, i find something:
if i write on browser "http://192.168.0.128/tracker/search.php?new=1" the search screen apears, and i can search.

if i not search, error is repeat, i write http://192.168.0.128/tracker/search.php?new=1 again, and search some.

thank, later write how the patch run.

When you search do you get any search results displayed ever? The patch basically prevents the SQL error and offers to stick &new=1 at the end of the URL for you--so it should fix everything.

hi, don't have any other error of this type.
thanks for the patch, and i waiting a new version. i like some features/requests.

Marking fixed. Change applied on both the 1.1.5 branch and on the trunk (1.2.0).

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