When a subtree_array is used for the search fetch function, in certain conditions the results include nodes outside of the chosen subtrees.

Steps to reproduce:

• Apply all eZ Find updates, including the fix from EZP-19673
• create 2 folders: 'main', 'hidden'
• create a 'Test' article inside 'main' folder, add a secondary location within 'hidden'
• modify the search template to search on specific subtrees, add the location/node_id of the 'hidden' folder (but not the 'main' folder).
• update search index using bin/php/updatesearchindex.php

In the frontend, perform a search for 'Test'

Expected Result:

No results should be displayed, as the search is performed on the 'hidden' subtree.

Actual Result:

The 'main' location is returned.

Additional details:

The following message is logged when performing a search:

[ Feb 06 2014 09:36:57 ] [127.0.0.1] eZSolr::getNodeID:
Could not find a visible location for content #105 that current user has read access on. The Solr index is probably outdated