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[latv Friend latvJoin date: November 2011Posts: 58Downloads:8Uploads:22 Thanks: 4]

#172364

Hi,
I’ve the template TELINE IV. when I use the search module in the top-right (like the demo), search results appear in the bottom of home page (down the module that are in position sl1).
i’ve seen that in demo site, the search module create a page in this “path”: HOME>USING JOOMLA!>USING EXTENSIONS>COMPONENTS>SEARCH COMPONENT>>Search

but i’ve deleted all the “about Joomla” menu…

i’ve tried to create a menu voice under my personal main menu (i called this “search”) and i would that when i use search module, it redirect directly to this page (in my case: magazine>>search)…

I can’t find the settings…i’ve read in this forum…but i can’t find the solution.

thanks very much!
Last thing: the web-site is developed in localhost…

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#432201

Hi latv

You can simply create a menu item type List Search Results under your magazine menu

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#432287

<em>@pavit 292483 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi latv

You can simply create a menu item type List Search Results under your magazine menu</blockquote>

thanks but it doesn’t work…

i’ve just tried that, but the search results don’t appear in the new menu item module…

any solutions?

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#432298

Salve

Ho letto i suoi PM

Ma credo di non aver capito ancora dov’è il suo problema

Se lei fa come le ho accennato sopra ovvero , nuovo item menu nel menu magazine lei avrà i risultati della ricerca in

Home –> Search al di sotto del main menu.

Forse non ho ancora capito le sue necessità ?

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#432312

quello che lei mi consiglia…l’ho già provato (di nuovo…) ma non riesco a capire perché non va…
le inserisco delle immagini di modo che possa controllare le impostazioni…

ho creato la voce menu senza apportare ulteriori modifiche (a parte quella di visualizzare la voce nel megamenu, ma anche visualizzata ho lo stesso problema!):

questo è il modulo search:

usando il modulo search…il risultato è questo:
dalla HOME:

da altre pagine:

nel caso della home…tutti i moduli pubblicati normalmente vengono visualizzati e sotto tutti questi trovo i risultati…ma il path indicato non è HOME>>SEARCH!!!

nel caso delle altre pagine ottengo il risultato voluto…anche se il path è sempre diverso!
per chiarezza le dico che tutte le pagine hanno dei moduli, non esistono pagine senza moduli…solo che questi non vengono visualizzati quando si effettua una ricerca….(ed è proprio quello che vorrei succedesse anche nella home…)

PS: se scrivo l’indirizzo miosito.it/cerca…appare proprio la pagina “cerca” creata…ed il path è proprio Home>>Search…
a questo punto credo che manchi un collegamento tra il modulo search e la voce menu….o mi sbaglio??

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#432325

Io ho provato in localhost e funziona esattamente come dovrebbe in tutte le pagine mostra il path Home — Search e viene visualizzato senza alcun modulo al di sopra

Posso chiederle di inviarmi via PM i suoi dettagli del login per il suo back end ? in modo da rendermi conto meglio che tipo di configurazione lei ha

Grazie

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#432439

purtroppo il sito è ancora offline…ma presto sarà online. a presto quindi. e grazie ancora per l’aiuto!

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#432442

Io sono qui per qualsiasi necessità

Saluti

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#432549

I am having the same problem, the search box appears in the middle of the front page with the correct info.. I think it has something to do with the ‘home” page default menu( you are here) which also is showing up in the middle of the front page.. I fyou can fix where the “you are here” Home menu shows up then it may solve the search issue as well. Oh if it is possible to do in English that is great if not, google translate works

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#432631

no no…i only need to have a “search module” and that this module shows itself in each page… with the breadcrumbs: “you are here: home>>search”…but it doesn’t work!

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#432739

Hi latv still you having that problem??

1. Go to Menu Manager and create a new Menu.
2. Create a new Menu Module and assign it to the Menu you have created. (Module Parameters>Menu Name). Keep this module NOT enabled.
3. Add a new menu item to your menu. Choose the Search menu Type for it. Save it.
4. After you have created the search menu type item, go to Menu Item’s edit page and copy the Link.
5. Paste this Link into the file /modules/mod_search/tmpl/default.php

line 3, replace:
<form action=”index.php” method=”post”>

with this

<form action=”menu_item_copied_link” method=”post”>

Thanks

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#432756

thanks! but it doesn’t work.

i resume what i’ve done:
1) i’ve created a menu named “Ricerca”
2) created a new module named “Ricerca risultati” with this parameters:

3) created a new menu item in new menu named “CERCA” (now the menu appears like: “Ricerca>>Cerca”) and chosen “list search results” (i don’t have in list “search menu type”, perhaps because i’ve J1.7).
4) the menu and menu item created are set to “published”.

5) copied the link: “index.php?option=com_search&view=search&searchword=” of the menu item

6) in line 3 default.php, i’ve this:

<form action=”<?php echo JRoute::_(‘index.php’);?>” method=”post”>

so i’ve tried to change this life with:
<form action=”<?php echo JRoute::_(‘index.php?option=com_search&view=search&searchword=’);?>” method=”post”>

and then with:
<form action=”index.php?option=com_search&view=search&searchword=” method=”post”>

but both solutions doesn’t work…

What’s wrong???

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#432758

Yeh..the solution i gave you is for 1.5 version.i have another option but it also 1.5.so you can try it if your own risk.but please make sure to take backup both files and also the database:cool:

Go to your file structure in the back end of Joomla. If you’re working locally, that’s in your local file structure. If you’re on a server, you may need to go to the control panel’s file manager or to FTP.
Navigate to the following series of folders, from the site root: modules > mod_search > tmpl
Make a copy of default.php that you find in the tmpl folder.
Navigate to the following series of folders, from the site root: templates > your template > html > mod_search
“your template” is the folder where the template you’re using lives. If you’re using more than one template for your site, repeat step 4 through 6 for EACH template in use.
If the html folder does not exist, create it. html is spelled with all lowercase letters, NOT HTML.
You will definitely need to create the mod_search folder.

It’s possible, if you’re using a commercial template, that there is already a folder in this location with default.php inside of it. If so, edit that file instead and jump to step 6. It’s possible the line you need to edit is not on line 3 in this file, so look carefully for the line I describe in step 6.
Paste default.php into the mod_search folder you just created.
Edit the COPY of the default.php file that you just made to the mod_search folder, within the templates area of the site. Change line 3 from:
<form action=”index.php” method=”post”>
to

<form action=”index.php?option=com_search&view=search” method=”post”>

And that’s it! Your search results should now load into the default template for the site, rather than for the home page.

Special Thanks : Jen Kramer
http://www.joomla4web.com/blog/why-do-search-results-load-in-the-home-page-template-in-joomla-15.html

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#432818

thank you so much for your help! but this solution doesn’t make effect, too!

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#435170

solved! i’ve simply iserted the ID of item menu in search module…………….and now this module works well in every page!

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