http://textpattern.com/ Textpattern Tips – Search using non-default section Search using non-default section - comments https://textpattern.tips/search-using-non-default-section Sun, 20 Jan 13 19:03:27 +0000 Comment on Search using non-default section by Mischa van der Spek 1 1 Tue, 11 Jan 11 15:02:34 +0000 How do I use this when making use of Sticky articles?!

Thanks,
Mischa

]]> How do I use this when making use of Sticky articles?!

Thanks,
Mischa

]]> Mischa van der Spek Comment on Search using non-default section by Jonathan Stubbs 1 1 Sun, 16 Jan 11 05:23:26 +0000 Have you checked the Documentation for the article tag?

It has a searchsticky="boolean" attribute you might want to try.

]]> Have you checked the Documentation for the article tag?

It has a searchsticky="boolean" attribute you might want to try.

]]> Jonathan Stubbs Comment on Search using non-default section by Randy 1 1 Thu, 11 Aug 11 11:41:52 +0000 I am using the tutorial for my current project to handle search results – and it worked like a charm. Ten search results displayed on the first page. My problem is that when I try to go to page 2 (…/search/2/) or any page down the line —- it kicks me to the generic article list found in the default article form.

Initally, I thought it may have something to do with <txp:newer>/<txp:older> tags, but I get the same results when using the soo_page_numbers plugin

Any guidance or feedback would be greatly appreciated.

]]> I am using the tutorial for my current project to handle search results – and it worked like a charm. Ten search results displayed on the first page. My problem is that when I try to go to page 2 (…/search/2/) or any page down the line —- it kicks me to the generic article list found in the default article form.

Initally, I thought it may have something to do with <txp:newer>/<txp:older> tags, but I get the same results when using the soo_page_numbers plugin

Any guidance or feedback would be greatly appreciated.

]]> Randy Comment on Search using non-default section by Jonathan Stubbs 1 1 Fri, 12 Aug 11 08:02:04 +0000 I’m glad you got it working!

]]> I’m glad you got it working!

]]> Jonathan Stubbs Comment on Search using non-default section by kalitas 1 1 Tue, 23 Aug 11 06:05:11 +0000 Thanks! Worked like a charm!

]]> Thanks! Worked like a charm!

]]> kalitas Comment on Search using non-default section by Edward 1 1 Sun, 20 Jan 13 19:03:27 +0000 I don’t know if this is applicable but to stop textpattern from defaulting to the “default” page you may need to edit your “search_input” form like so:

From:
<form role=“search” method=“get” action=”<txp:site_url/>”> <input id=“search-textbox” type=“search” name=“q”<txp:if_search> value=”<txp:search_term />”</txp:if_search>><input type=“submit” value=”<txp:text item=‘go’ />”>
</form>

To:
<form role=“search” method=“get” action=”<txp:site_url/><txp:section name=“search” />”> <input id=“search-textbox” type=“search” name=“q”<txp:if_search> value=”<txp:search_term />”</txp:if_search>><input type=“submit” value=”<txp:text item=‘go’ />”>
</form>

I had to point the “search_input” form to the “search” section by adding <txp:section name=“search” /> after the “action” attribute.

Don’t know if this helps anyone but i was getting duplicated results and all sort before I did that…

]]> I don’t know if this is applicable but to stop textpattern from defaulting to the “default” page you may need to edit your “search_input” form like so:

From:
<form role=“search” method=“get” action=”<txp:site_url/>”> <input id=“search-textbox” type=“search” name=“q”<txp:if_search> value=”<txp:search_term />”</txp:if_search>><input type=“submit” value=”<txp:text item=‘go’ />”>
</form>

To:
<form role=“search” method=“get” action=”<txp:site_url/><txp:section name=“search” />”> <input id=“search-textbox” type=“search” name=“q”<txp:if_search> value=”<txp:search_term />”</txp:if_search>><input type=“submit” value=”<txp:text item=‘go’ />”>
</form>

I had to point the “search_input” form to the “search” section by adding <txp:section name=“search” /> after the “action” attribute.

Don’t know if this helps anyone but i was getting duplicated results and all sort before I did that…

]]> Edward