search result on multiple pages

jmeyknecht · Post by **jmeyknecht** » Wed 12. May 2004, 18:08

hi, i've searched the forum and just found somewhere, that someone reported, that the search within phpwcms returns results only on one page.

is this fixed already? or has someone done a hack for this?

Pappnase · Post by **Pappnase** » Wed 12. May 2004, 20:31

hello i test this.

you can configure how many right hits would be shown but at my space it doesn't work.

maybe it's not work correct.

jmeyknecht · Post by **jmeyknecht** » Thu 13. May 2004, 12:33

ok, i had a look into the sourcecode and... well, it wasn't implemented yet.

so, i enhanced this function and we published it.

you can dowload it here: http://www.emediafabrik.de?CID=362

a sample is here: http://www.vanossy.de?search
search for "is" or something like that to get many search results...

gr33tz, vanOssy

pSouper · Post by **pSouper** » Thu 13. May 2004, 14:47

now do it for number of articles in a category and contentparts in an article

only playing, nice work

frold · Post by **frold** » Thu 13. May 2004, 15:19

jmeyknecht wrote:
a sample is here: http://www.vanossy.de?search
search for "is" or something like that to get many search results...

gr33tz, vanOssy

well when I test it "next" doesn´t work.. I do not come to the next page

I just get:

http://www.vanossy.de/?search#

But I look your top function... My I use it?

jmeyknecht · Post by **jmeyknecht** » Thu 13. May 2004, 15:35

hmmm. what were you searching for? i need to know to look where the error is...

the "flying top" was programmed from me in javascript. if you leave the original author information, you can use it.

tyr · Post by **tyr** » Thu 13. May 2004, 17:51

I tested it using "is" and the "next"/ "prev" links worked. I'm using IE6 on WIndows 2000.

pSouper · Post by **pSouper** » Thu 13. May 2004, 20:14

Ihave tested it with firefox and it too is fine.
i have seen this 'floating top' before, only it was the whole nav_table using it - very cool

pSouper · Post by **pSouper** » Thu 13. May 2004, 20:14

Ihave tested it with firefox and it too is fine.
i have seen this 'floating top' before, only it was the whole nav_table using it - very cool

http://www.myvue.com then use the cinema search for any cinema

frold · Post by **frold** » Thu 13. May 2004, 20:17

frold wrote: well when I test it "next" doesn´t work.. I do not come to the next page

I just get:

http://www.vanossy.de/?search#

But I look your top function... My I use it?

It was on a win2k and IE at the university...

@home it work

jmeyknecht · Post by **jmeyknecht** » Thu 13. May 2004, 20:59

@frold. hmmm. maybe you can test is again and tell more about the browser that it is used, etc.. javascript, etc...

i'll have to find the error ;-)

btw. with this script, it is also possible to go to next or prev page by a simple form button.
this should be more browser compliant because no javascript code is needed.

but i tested a lot of and here it worked... :-/

frold · Post by **frold** » Thu 13. May 2004, 21:01

jmeyknecht wrote:@frold. hmmm. maybe you can test is again and tell more about the browser that it is used, etc.. javascript, etc...

i'll have to find the error

btw. with this script, it is also possible to go to next or prev page by a simple form button.
this should be more browser compliant because no javascript code is needed.

but i tested a lot of and here it worked... :-/

I forgot to say it was IE5.0

jmeyknecht · Post by **jmeyknecht** » Thu 13. May 2004, 21:04

@pSouper: i wrote this javascript function 1 1/2 years ago for an intranet application. it supports nearly all browsers, even netscape 4.x

i did not check for a while, but it should work still today in nearly all browsers. i think there's no prob to fix it for newer browsers too.

i've tested also with safari, but not yet with Konqueror 3.2
if anybody has, could you please check? ;-)

jmeyknecht · Post by **jmeyknecht** » Thu 13. May 2004, 21:39

frold is right! it is not working in IE 5.0 (the link version)
button version should work because no javascript code is needed, just standard html.

ok, i will have a look, why it's not working in IE 5.0

jmeyknecht · Post by **jmeyknecht** » Thu 13. May 2004, 22:08

sooo... updated and fixed...

IE 5.0 and NN 4.7 seem to not support hyperlinks with "blank anchor" # and onclick event for submitting forms. so it is now changed to

Code: Select all

... href="javascript:document.next.submit()"

download is available here: http://www.emediafabrik.de?CID=362

thx frold for reporting that bug.
people plz check with other browsers too. thx