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I seem to remember that previously, admin searches were not displayed..
Is this not the case with this new version? |
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Each search that is submitted, yields a brand new instance of the new table code inserted into the search template.. Wierdest thing I ever saw.. I uninstalled and reinstalled several times (even on a fresh version) so I have no clue how it could be happening... Say I go into search, and type "test" and JUST installed your hack for the first time. It will display flawlessly. Do it again for something like "funny", it will display TWO tables BOTH showing test and funny results. :) |
First of all, they are not tables, they are rows. And it is working exactly as it should. ALL it is doing is pulling the last 15 rows in the search table. Whatever is in those rows is what it will pull. Simple as that. ;)
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Show me a pic if I still don't understand.
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ty, * installs* worked just like it should. this will be a great tool for me to organize the forums for the members, depending on what they are searching for alot :)
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Looking at the search_intro plugin the code that looks for $navbar and adds the $last15searches variable to te template is within a foreach statement moving the last closing } up four lines may be all that's needed for a fix? :) |
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First post updated with fixed and working version. ;)
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