Unexpected behavior when using multiple conditions

[BlackWiCKED]

I have spotted something strange when trying to connect multiple conditions with OR operator.

Demonstration of the issue:

XPATH EVALUATOR with default data:

//*[contains(title, "The") or contains(author, "Evelyn")]
Returns only 2 items - those which have the word "the" in their title.

//*[contains(title, "The") or contains(author, "velyn")]
Surprisingly it works when I delete the first character from the author condition.
All 3 items are returned in this case.

Must be some kind of problem with the regex replace. I will try to locate and fix it.

[hbi99]

Hi @BlackWiCKED,
Thanks for the issue...actually, there is an regexp that automatically changes contains to case-insensitive. Look at this file;

https://github.com/hbi99/defiant.js/blob/master/src/string.js

I can fix this in a couple of hours...

[BlackWiCKED]

Actually, looks like it was easier to find than I thought. There is only one missing /g in the replace function to replace all occurrences of contains(). It works now.

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hbi99/defiant.js/master/dist/defiant-latest.js

/contains\(([^,]+),([^\\)]+)\)/g

if (!String.prototype.xTransform) {
    String.prototype.xTransform = function () {
        var str = this;
        if (this.indexOf('translate(') === -1) {
            str = this.replace(/contains\(([^,]+),([^\\)]+)\)/g, function(c,h,n) {
                var a = 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz',
                    q = n.trim().slice(-1);
                return "contains(translate("+ h +", "+ q + a.toUpperCase() + q +", "+ q + a + q +"),"+ n.toLowerCase() +")";
            });
        }
        return str.toString();
    };
}

[BlackWiCKED]

Shall I send a proper pull request? I have not forked the original repository yet.