<p>That's because your search indexes still contain the wrong word. Please go to your utilities section in your CP and rebuild the search indexes</p>

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<p>Making changes in the DB directly is sometimes not a good idea if you don't know the consequences it might have. You should have changed the title via CP rather than via DB</p>

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2018-08-22T18:02:54.610Z
That's what I needed. Thank you. BTW, I did edit the tag in the control panel.
Mosswalker
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2018-08-22T19:21:53.207Z
Okay it sounded like you changed it on record level  because you said `record`. That usually doesn't trigger all the required events to update search indexes.
Robin Schambach
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2018-08-22T17:29:08.290Z
2018-08-22T17:29:08.290Z
Robin Schambach
<p>We have hundreds of entries with the improperly spelled tag "accessibilty" (the third i is missing). A search for "accessibil<strong>i</strong>ty" will not find them (spelled correctly). </p>

<p>I edited the tag on a record and it seems all the records have updated (in the control panel). That is, the tag is spelled correctly on all records.</p>

<p>Search however, does not find them. Both in the control panel and using craft.entries.search('accessibility') only return the ONE record that I edited. If I search for the misspelled tag ('accessibilty') I get all the remaining results.</p>

<p>I've emptied all caches.</p>

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Editing a tag not reflecting on all records.. kindof
# Editing a tag not reflecting on all records.. kindof

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-08-22)

We have hundreds of entries with the improperly spelled tag "accessibilty" (the third i is missing). A search for "accessibil**i**ty" will not find them (spelled correctly).

I edited the tag on a record and it seems all the records have updated (in the control panel). That is, the tag is spelled correctly on all records.

Search however, does not find them. Both in the control panel and using craft.entries.search('accessibility') only return the ONE record that I edited. If I search for the misspelled tag ('accessibilty') I get all the remaining results.

I've emptied all caches.

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2018-08-22. Score: 2 | Accepted answer

That's because your search indexes still contain the wrong word. Please go to your utilities section in your CP and rebuild the search indexes

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Making changes in the DB directly is sometimes not a good idea if you don't know the consequences it might have. You should have changed the title via CP rather than via DB

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: That's what I needed. Thank you. BTW, I did edit the tag in the control panel.  
> **username_1**: Okay it sounded like you changed it on record level  because you said `record`. That usually doesn't trigger all the required events to update search indexes.  

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