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Martin Crockett
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Thursday 03 February 2005 8:51:01 am
The default search page displays the above message when visited. It's a little confusing to first-time visitors. How can I tweak the settings in the .tpl file to make it NOT display this message when the search page first loads? Any help is gladly appreciated.
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Eivind Marienborg
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Thursday 03 February 2005 9:57:14 am
I would try mocking around with the searchresult-template. To override it, use this:
[searchresult]
Source=content/searchresult.tpl
MatchFile=searchresult.tpl
Subdir=templates
And of course create the correct template in your template dir..
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Martin Crockett
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Friday 04 February 2005 2:18:04 am
Unfortunately, the template is already being overwritten... I need to stop the no results found message appearing on page load - when the user hasn't actually searched for anything yet. If I don't get a decent reply, I'll add this to the list of unfathomable eZ Publish problems. ;-)
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Roy Bøhmer
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Sunday 06 February 2005 4:15:19 am
I've done a section show= to test if the user did write search-text or just clicked the button and used the default search-texkt "search text". {section show=not(or(eq(0, $search_text|trim|count_chars), eq($search_text, 'search text')))}
Then you make a section-else to provide a deasent presentation if no words where provided by the user.
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Andre Felipe Machado
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Thursday 24 February 2005 3:42:10 pm
Hello,
Actually, it is already done on template search.tpl
You should create a template or override (according to your design) and include only the FIRST PART of search.tpl
{let search=false()}
{section show=$use_template_search}
{set page_limit=10}
{set search=fetch(content,search,
hash(text,$search_text,
section_id,$search_section_id,
subtree_array,$search_subtree_array,
sort_by,array('modified',false()),
offset,$view_parameters.offset,
limit,$page_limit))}
{set search_result=$search['SearchResult']}
{set search_count=$search['SearchCount']}
{set stop_word_array=$search['StopWordArray']}
{set search_data=$search}
{/section}
<form action={"/content/search/"|ezurl} method="get">
<div class="maincontentheader">
<h1>{"Search"|i18n("design/standard/content/search")}</h1>
</div>
<div class="block">
<input class="halfbox" type="text" size="20" name="SearchText" id="Search" value="{$search_text|wash}" />
<input class="button" name="SearchButton" type="submit" value="{'Search'|i18n('design/standard/content/search')}" />
</div>
<div class="block">
{let adv_url=concat('/content/advancedsearch/',$search_text|count|gt(0)|choose('',concat('?SearchText=',$search_text|urlencode)))|ezurl}
<label>{"For more options try the %1Advanced search%2"|i18n("design/standard/content/search","The parameters are link start and end tags.",array(concat("<a href=",$adv_url,">"),"</a>"))}</label>
{/let}
</div>
</form>
{/let}
It works. I use it at my site.
Good luck.
Andre Felipe
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