Keywords must be separated by a comma. You are using StripNonAphaNumeric which is Regex.Replace(s, "[^A-Za-z0-9]", " ").Replace(" ", " ")
It should be [^A-Za-z0-9,] instead.
I would commit this fix / make a pull request to uBlogsy myself, but I can't find the repository. If there's no repository, I see no reason to not make it.
Haha, right :) Because I had to edit that Regex anyway: had to include Russian characters there. I believe there is something like \w for a letter in regex syntax, but removing it altogether will certainly work. If one is to enter characters like " or > in keyword, it's their problem :)
SEO keywords are displayed wrong
Keywords must be separated by a comma. You are using StripNonAphaNumeric which is Regex.Replace(s, "[^A-Za-z0-9]", " ").Replace(" ", " ")
It should be [^A-Za-z0-9,] instead.
I would commit this fix / make a pull request to uBlogsy myself, but I can't find the repository. If there's no repository, I see no reason to not make it.
Thanks for the great package, btw :)
Thanks. I added it to the macro script since the method StripNonAphaNumeric is shared.
It will be up in the next release.
https://bitbucket.org/anthonydotnet/ublogsy/src/d6707dbdeace/Source/uBlogsy.WebForms/Views/Partials/uBlogsy/Global/uBlogsyGlobalSeoMeta.cshtml?at=mvc-webforms
It's still not fixed. Keywords should be separated by commas.
I just removed the StripNonAphaNumeric() call. I don't see any point in having it anymore.
Haha, right :) Because I had to edit that Regex anyway: had to include Russian characters there. I believe there is something like \w for a letter in regex syntax, but removing it altogether will certainly work. If one is to enter characters like " or > in keyword, it's their problem :)
Yeah i think i added it at the time because i wanted to hand-hold editors.
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