Hi Tom, thanks for getting back. Here's how I just tested with both Chrome and Safari:
1) Close all tabs and browser instances except for one.
2) Delete cookies related to my Synology/Ubooquity domain.
3) Restart the browser.
4) Go to my Ubooquity domain and then to the book section. "Folder view" appears to be the default.
5) Search for a random keyword. Pick a folder result. It works!
6) Press the "Up" button twice to return back to the home page for the book section.
7) Switch to "flat view."
8) Repeat step 5, except that it doesn't work. I get a 404.
Unfortunately these results don't appear to match what you are seeing. For me though, when I am in flat view, I always see folder results in search and those results always return 404. I'll report back if i find a use case where that doesn't happen for me, or if I find anything else out that could be a clue.
Another note, for this test I tried "bypass single root folder" with both true and false set with no difference. So at this point I'm not sure how that setting relates, if at all.
Hi Tom, thanks for getting back. Here's how I just tested with both Chrome and Safari:
1) Close all tabs and browser instances except for one.
2) Delete cookies related to my Synology/Ubooquity domain.
3) Restart the browser.
4) Go to my Ubooquity domain and then to the book section. "Folder view" appears to be the default.
5) Search for a random keyword. Pick a folder result. It works!
6) Press the "Up" button twice to return back to the home page for the book section.
7) Switch to "flat view."
8) Repeat step 5, except that it doesn't work. I get a 404.
Unfortunately these results don't appear to match what you are seeing. For me though, when I am in flat view, I always see folder results in search and those results always return 404. I'll report back if i find a use case where that doesn't happen for me, or if I find anything else out that could be a clue.
Another note, for this test I tried "bypass single root folder" with both true and false set with no difference. So at this point I'm not sure how that setting relates, if at all.