Textpattern Support Forum

Here is how to add the section name to the results if you want to:

all you need is to add:
'.$a['Section'].'
where you want in:
<a href="'.$hurl.'">'.$a['Title'].'</a>

example #1:

<a href="'.$hurl.'">'.$a['Title'].'<br />'.$a['Section'].'</a>

example #2:

<a href="'.$hurl.'">'.$a['Title'].'</a><div class="section">page: <span>'.$a['Section'].'</span></div>

and you can use css text-transform:capitalize; to transforms the first character of each word to uppercase.
so section ‘news’ will become ‘News’
enjoy!
=)

rathersplendid wrote:

How do I search the current section with this plugin? I only need to have my ‘blog’ section searchable. Any ideas?

Presentation > Sections >
and then change the option of “Include in site search” to “No” in each section you don’t want the search to look into.

I don’t think the author is paying anymore attention to this thread..

anybody have the v0.6 version of this plugin for me, or know where I can find it? Need the mootools 1.11 version

tried mailing Christophe, but no answer

THE BLUE DRAGON wrote:

It’s only display the live-results-list when I’m viewing my site with www.
but without www it’s not working.

Not sure, but could it be caused by this code?

<form id="live_search" name="live_search" method="get" action="http://www.flash-brothers.com/search">

I haven’t used this plugin for ages so I don’t know if this is what the plugin tag generates, or if you can change it manually to action="/search" (and if that would solve the problem at all…). If not, a possible solution might be to redirect all non-www requests to www in .htaccess.

How to limit search to one section?