Hey guys,
How do I set up a search field in my template that will take one to the
search page and return results? My Rails-fu has gotten really rusty
since going 100% Radiant and I cannot remember how to do it.
Thanks,
Nate
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It is actually not a bug with copy_move I don't think. Rather it is a
byproduct of how default_page_parts is implemented.
I don't know the exact terminology, but the dpp extension modifies the
add_child template for and pages it is defined in. Unfortunately it is
naive so even if the tabs already
I am using the search extension and I have posted my site to my dev
server. The project is managed with git. I cap deployed to the server,
then dumped my local db and imported it into the online server. Now the
search term that I had last tested the search extension with is showing
up in the
N. Turnage wrote:
I am using the search extension and I have posted my site to my dev
server...
You know, some days it just isn't worth getting out of bed. I found that
I had set a default value for the text field, and that's why it was
always showing up.
There is nothing more to see here.
Sean Cribbs wrote:
You can generally unpack gems to vendor/plugins. As long as they have
a 'lib' directory, they'll get added to the load path.
Thanks Sean. I think this works.
Off the top of your head, what would be the #1 reason for
PageAttachments to result in my site showing 'Rails
I'm trying to us this with a 0.6.9 base implementation and get lots of
errors like
`type_column_header' default partial not found!`type_column' default
partial not found!`type_column' default partial not found!`type_column'
default partial not found!`type_column' default partial not
Nate,
I can't check it out at the moment ( out of the office) but the query
should not be in the db anywhere.
The tag will list the last query, so if your page is cached it might
just be in the page cache.
I'll take a look and see if I can recreate your problem.
-Jim
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