Open Source CMS
![]() |
| Joomla™ |
![]() |
| Drupal |
![]() |
| PHPlist |
![]() |
| Magento |
![]() |
| Wordpress |
| Problem with the Joomla and the internal search component |
|
Problem: The internal Joomla™ search module does not show any published modules on the search result page Solution: Changes have been made to on some .xml and .php files. The following instructions apply ONLY for the default Joomla search module / templates / GENUTZTES_TEMPLATE / templateDetails.xml: - within the block "<positions>" add: <position> hidden </ position> Next, create a menu in Joomla. Within this menu to set a menu item with a link to the default search. The new menu in the module manager of Joomla on the new position of "hidden", published. / Modules / mod_search / mod_search.xml: - after the block "<param name="button_text" type="text" default="" label="Button text" description="PARAMBUTTONTEXT" /> Insert the following: <param name = "Itemid" type = "menuitem" default = "" label = "menu" description = "On which page is to link the search results page?" /> Next, the entire sub-folder "tmpl" from the folder / modules / mod_search / "local input and download the file" default.php "after the line" <type = "hidden" name = "option" value = "com_search" /> "Insert the following hidden form name="Itemid" value="" /> Subsequently, local folder tmpl 'in' mod_search rename "and to / templates / GENUTZTES_TEMPLATE / html / upload. Set as last step in the module "search" parameter in "menu" in the new menu created hidden menu to search and save. Afterwards you have all the modules that are to be shown on the search results page that linked to the newly created and the search engine specified menu item. Note at the end: the adjustments to the file "/ modules / mod_search / mod_search.xml" considered s.g. Core hack. This file must then be secured before any Joomla update and if necessary after the update again recorded.
|







