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How to modify the search on your website so it points to the correct Search Article and Module

Last post 09-04-2008 9:40 AM by paulr. 0 replies.
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  • 09-04-2008 9:40 AM

    How to modify the search on your website so it points to the correct Search Article and Module

    Login into your website and find where the Search function is located.

    This is usually located in the Site Layout Folder

    Example below shows the HTML of the Search fields

    <input class=search-input id=Module4708_strSearchKeyword4708 onkeydown="BLOCKED SCRIPTHandleSearch(event,758, 4708,0) "
    name=Module4708:strSearchKeyword4708 width="105" height="20"> <input id=Module47083_textNewWindowWidth type=hidden
    name=Module4708:textNewWindowWidth> <input id=Module4708_textNewWindowHeight type=hidden name=Module4708:textNewWindowHeight>
    <input id=Module4708_textNewWindiwResize type=hidden value=False name=Module4708:textNewWindiwResize> <a class=search-anchor
    id=Module4708_SearchAnchor href="BLOCKED SCRIPTCallSearch(758, 4708, 0)" name=SearchAnchor><img height=30 alt="Click to start
    search" src="http://www.ourrouse.com.au/images/useruploadedimages/11/Blank.gif" width=30 border=0 longDesc="Click to start
    search"> </a></div></td></tr></tbody></table>

    Looking at the bold items above

    a) Search Article ID is 758

    To find out the Search Article ID

    Admin > Publishing > Folders

    Site Layout > Search

    Scroll over the Search Article and it will show you the Article Number

    b) Module ID is 4708

    To find out the Module ID number

    Admin > Publishing > Folders

    Select Search Article

    Click On Preview Article

    On the Browser Select View > Source

    Search for Module

    Example below indicates Module ID is 4708

    <tr id="Module4708_TRDisplaySearchBox">

    c) 0 indicates results will be displayed in the same window

       1 indicates results will be displayed in a new window

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