Last modified: 2010-05-15 15:38:54 UTC
A user reported on enwiki that searching for "Gimbutas" produces unexpected results. The search reports 52 hits, with the pager listing 3 pages. Page 1 displays _19_ hits (1-20 of 52): Marija Gimbutas Lengyel culture Maikop culture Riane Eisler Yamna Old European culture Kurgan Proto-Indo-European Starhawk Laima Old European Script List of Lithuanians Dianic Wicca Indo-European Indo-European studies Peter Ucko List of archaeologists Matriarchy Lithuanian mythology Page 2 displays 11 hits (21-40 of 52): Labrys Goddess worship Mother goddess Vere Gordon Childe Slavic mythology Gaia (mythology) Human migration Wicca Camille Paglia Goddess movement Greek mythology Page 3 displays the error "Sorry, there were no exact matches to your query."
*** Bug 2895 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
*** Bug 3184 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Observed same behavior as originally described in #2733 with the following searches: #1 semiconductor thermal test found 53 hits: page 1 showed 1-20 page 2 showed 21-40 page 3 said "no results found" effect in other words, could not view hits 41-53 #2 semiconductor thermal found 184 hits: page 1 showed 1-20 page 8 showed 141-160 page 9 said "no results found" or words to that effect NOTE that based on initial report, and case #1 reported here, one would have expected page 9 to show results 161-180, and page 10 to say "no results found"; however, the bug appears to have occurred at an earlier page than would have been expected. It is difficult to imagine that all searches (based on this sample of 3 test cases) return an exact multiple of 20 hits; it is also evident that it is not simply a matter of truncating the list prior at the end of the last complete page - it is more likely an error in the computation of the last page number, for instance, instead of (n DIV 20)+1 the computation is (n DIV 20+1) or some such typo.
Paging shows 20 at a time. Hence the 20.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 3679 ***
