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Iv asked and no one replyed well whatever. But someone told me that there is already a addon that allows users to search within the v3articles. Can someone link me to where this mod is.
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The search function is already included with the script, the html for it was not created however. Something about searches wouldn't be put on seperate pages, or something?
Anyways, I can't take the time to find the code to use cause I have to go to bed, but it's somewhere around here. Maybe someone else knows where it is. Good luck. ![]() |
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So your telling me that V3Articles has a search built into it but theres no script...? Then how is it built into it.
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Sorry, I was very tired last night.
What I mean is the serch was never put into the templates because v3articles1.0.1 didn't have the search part complete (it would show all search results on one page, rather than spanning them out across pages).. from my understanding. If you open up articles.php and search for: Code:
// ########################### SEARCH ################################# So basically all you have to do is add the html code in any of the templates. Code:
<b>Search Articles:</b><br> <form action="article.php" method="get"> <input type="hidden" name="do" value="search" /> <input type="text" class="bginput" name="keyword" size="20" />$gobutton </form> Hope that is more clear. ![]() |
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thanks ill try that
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