Display Issue with queries containing structures

[Lithodeas]

There seems to be a display error when searching CQL queries containing structures due to the Slash Character involved in the query. This was my query:

[lemma="Mücke"] within (<doc/> !containing ([posTT="NE"] [lemma="Mücke"]))

However the structure is missing from the diagram legends and titles, where the query is displayed.

[clamatte]

I also discovered this issue, it doesn't display any results for the query neither for the graphs like above
nor for KWIC (here the whole CQL query is written out, but we get no results with 'no data available')

(i was unsure if it was a fault in my CQL-code, so i tested it again, if this query works in the NoSke and it does, it gives the expected 44k hits)

[lukas-moertl]

@Lithodeas It's seems to be a display bug, but the exact query that is shown in the query overview is sent to the server.

I assume that it is due to the being the same shape as a HTML-tag.
Anyway the results should be correct.

[lukas-moertl]

I also discovered this issue, it doesn't display any results for the query neither for the graphs like above nor for KWIC (here the whole CQL query is written out, but we get no results with 'no data available')

(i was unsure if it was a fault in my CQL-code, so i tested it again, if this query works in the NoSke and it does, it gives the expected 44k hits)

You need to select Custom Query in the drop down, otherwise the system will assume it to be a simple search.

[clamatte]

While the results are correct, the display bug persists where the structures are shown in the Highcharts maps/charts, f.e. the heading or the legend, also in the downloadable files, making them virtually unusable (you would need to manually fix it for each chart)
If possible (I don't know how the query texts are fed into the charts to display), the Highcharts attribute useHTML (which is located within - caption and - legend) set to False could maybe fix that

[ctot-nondef]

resolved through using custom legend, adjustment in highcharts not flexible enough