Radiant 0.6.1 and 0.6.2 + Search extension.
When the search page posts, the Rails process dies with an out-of-memory
error, thus killing the entire Radiant site. Has anyone seen this
before?
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Feel free to modify the form however you need to. The only
requirement is that there be one field named "q", I believe, which
contains the search query. You can add any submit buttons, image
submits, etc, to your liking.
Sean
On 8/8/07, Sharon Clift <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Sean,
>
>
Thanks Sean,
Is there a way to add a search button for users to click to start the
search as I note I can't just add html to the tag?
While it seems really obvious to hit the return button we try to keep
our site very simple for users to access as a lot of them are really not
"technologically min
The context inside the tag is the found page, so
just use regular tags that you might for any given page. Here's how I
think we did it at KCKCC:
Hope that helps!
Sean
Sharon Clift wrote:
> Thanks Sean,
>
> I have created a search page which let me see the tags, however while
> the search
Thanks Sean,
I have created a search page which let me see the tags, however while
the search box comes up fine, I am unable to bring up the results from
the search. I had thought simply using the
tag on the page would show the results, but that doesn't seem to work.
Can you point me in the ri
Mark,
Live search was originally in the plugin for 0.5.x, but I removed it
because I didn't need it and I thought most people wouldn't either.
As far as searching sections of the site, that proves much more
challenging than a simple search because you have to do joins or filter
the results a
If we can add search extension upgrade requests, I'd love to be able
to specify a search field for a particular folder. So that I can
have a, "Search this site" AND a "Search our blog" type search (or
search our press room, etc.). I would also love to know how to add
live search, as it is
Sharon,
You need to make a page of the type "Search" that will do the processing
for you. When editing that page, you should be able to see information
about the tags, IIRC. If there is no information there, let me know and
I will go back and add documentation.
Sean
Sharon Clift wrote:
> I
I would like to add a search box to the home page of our radiant site
that will search only within the site.
I have exported the search extension (which I hope may do this), into
the extensions folder within radiant and it shows up in the extension
list within the admin interface.
However, I am
Nice work guys, you got it!
Sometimes I am very absent-minded.
You have been very useful and quick.
Thank you very much.
Cheers
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If this is your actual code, there is a typo in it. "length" is
mispelled. Hopefully that is it!
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On Jun 22, 2007, at 2:36 PM, Clark Kent wrote:
> Hy folks,
>
> After implementing the extension: Search in my site,
You mis-spelled length.
unless that isn't a straight copy and past from your code.
James Thompson
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On Jun 22, 2007, at 8:36 AM, Clark
Hy folks,
After implementing the extension: Search in my site, I have tried to use
tag but It doesn't work how I
want.
The problem: I need to display a snippet of the found pages and i tried
this piece of code:
but it returns much more than 50 characters.
I need some help, please!
Can
Another question about search form. I want to have on each page search
form and want to results go to pointed page. May I do this using
snippets?? For example I have snippet responsible for top section and
there place the form...? Any suggestions how to do this ??
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Victor Hooi wrote:
> This probably seems like an elementary request, but with the Radiant
> search extension, how do you get the results to appear on a new page?
> (i.e. redirect to a new results page when the user clicks search).
Technically, the search page is a search results page. Ju
seems like an elementary request, but with the Radiant
> search extension, how do you get the results to appear on a new page?
> (i.e. redirect to a new results page when the user clicks search).
>
> Thanks,
> Victor
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heya,
This probably seems like an elementary request, but with the Radiant
search extension, how do you get the results to appear on a new page?
(i.e. redirect to a new results page when the user clicks search).
Thanks,
Victor
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