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Kurt Stein updated JSPWIKI-441:
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    Attachment: Screenshot_Search.PNG

Finally I have finished my work on the search. It will take some 
TagLibaryClasses and some changes to search.jsp. And of course 
internationalization and CSS.

Tell me if you want a patch for 2.8.1

Functionality:
1. Get the first Headline of a page and display as dark blue link - If there is 
no Headline it will take the pagename
2. Show if searchresult is a attachment and give link to both the attachment 
and the page containing the attachment
3. Show always details (who wants to hide them anyway (Now as we have the 
SearchManager.findResults() -Fix)
4. Remove the bar (because it does not add any relevant information as the 
results are already ordered per hitscore)
5. Show complete link of the Page
6. Google + Wikipedia Links are bigger(most of my users have a hard time in 
finding them)

As kind of visual sugar I made it look like Google to give the users the 
google-experience

> Show more details on search summary
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>                 Key: JSPWIKI-441
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JSPWIKI-441
>             Project: JSPWiki
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>          Components: Plugins
>    Affects Versions: 2.6.4
>         Environment: Weblog Plugin, LuceneSearchProvider
>            Reporter: Kurt Stein
>         Attachments: actual search results with blogentries.jpg, 
> Screenshot_Search.PNG, suggested search result with headlines.jpg
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> Hi,
> I have got a lot of blogs in my wiki. Each blog has numerous of blogentrys 
> and each blogentry has some content and sometimes an attachment. 
> If you use the Jspwiki search, the upcoming results get you frustrating. You 
> see the pagename like DailyBlog_blogentry_031207_1. 
> Well you can click the details-button but then you get the plain wiki-coded 
> text. This is hardly readable for normal users.
> I was thinking about catching the First Headline on a wikipage an add it to 
> the search results overview. Any other ideas?

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