Wrong Filter on name Space SPARQL Query

[DiegoPino]

What is this?

A few months/years/centuries ago a pull introduced this code / Sparql filter in the .module file at line 3xx

if ($namespace) {
  $condition .= 'FILTER(REGEX(STR(?object), "^info:fedora/' . $namespace . ':"))
  }

Well, that SPARQL filter is wrong and fails on the tuque side with a non very readable error.

@bondjimbond i think this one came from you at #1

A quick local correction on my code replacing $condition with a

$condition .= 'FILTER REGEX( STR(?object), "^info:fedora/' . $namespace . ':", "i") ';

Seems to do the trick, but then i need to check if the last ; actually works in all the having/not having some filters mix situations.
UPDATE (see i removed the ;) : its actually not the filter itself. I had some guesses about the ; used to concatenate each filter. So depending on what filter is selected the SPARQL ends malformed. Right now if you use namespace and date filtering all goes to hell.

Does this filter work on your side Brandon? Answer should be yes, but only when no date filtering.

I will make a pull in a little while.

[bondjimbond]

Does this filter work on your side Brandon? Answer should be yes, but only when no date filtering

I've been working with the namespace filter since I made that PR, but I don't do date filters.

testing here, it does look like the date condition in combination with the namespace filter breaks things. I don't know what the "i" part adds to it, but if it works for you, great! I'd be happy to test and confirm once you make your PR.