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Search Filter - Help

Friday 03 November 2006 9:39:45 am - 3 replies

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Mark Marsiglio

Friday 03 November 2006 10:28:30 am

Try the advanced search, it allows filtering by class and attribute.

http://yoursite.com/content/advancedsearch

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John Smith

Sunday 05 November 2006 9:41:20 am

Thanks for kind reply.

Is there any way to do without advanced search. I dont want to show classes to my users.

Cheers

Smith

Mark Marsiglio

Sunday 05 November 2006 10:36:31 am

I agree - we usually hide advanced search as well. However, looking at the templates for advanced search should allow you to see the form fields that control class filtering on search, and would provide some clues as to how to modify the regular search to do some of the same things.

I am not 100% sure, but if you saw something like this:

<select name="SearchContentClassID">
<option  value="2">Article</option>

in the advanced search page, you could submit something similar as a hidden input on the standard search override. Or you could take entire components of the advanced search and put them in your standard search override.

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