Oh. I see what you mean. It's the way BoltWire handles searches (in
forms). When you do a search, it stores the value in a session and
then retrieves that into the next page. Which is why if you come back
to that same page later in the same session your results are still
there waiting for you, without you having to wait on BoltWire redoing
the whole search. :)
You can do something similar there if you set up your page like this:
[form]
[text query][submit]
[session passdata query]
[form]
[if set {?query}]<(search text="{?query}")>[if]
Of course you can configure your form and/or search function in other
ways based on your needs.
Cheers,
Dan
On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 6:44 AM, Linly <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I put a test link here:
>
> http://txtray.net/jargon/?p=main.news.1000
>
> You can try to see the result.
>
> Take your time, Dan, you have done a great work. I'm more than happy
> to feel lucky to use BoltWire.
>
> Cheers, linly
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