I am developing a website that has the search module. The templates reference website tells me that I need this tag so that users can search the webpage, but it actually makes no diferrence. What does this tag really do?
This tag does nothing. It's only in the templates for backwards compatibility.
It's used to insert a searchbox from the old outdated searchmodule, but today we just copy the sourcecode from a paragraph with the searchmodule attached.
This tag does nothing. It's only in the templates for backwards compatibility.
It's used to insert a searchbox from the old outdated searchmodule, but today we just copy the sourcecode from a paragraph with the searchmodule attached.
This tag does nothing. It's only in the templates for backwards compatibility.
It's used to insert a searchbox from the old outdated searchmodule, but today we just copy the sourcecode from a paragraph with the searchmodule attached.
// Sebastian
How do I find the code I need to copy? My problem is, that I want the search box to be positioned in the header of the site. And I would hate to have to add the search paragraph to each and every page template I have in my site.
Isnt it possible to add the searchbox as a tag, just like a menu or the breadcrumb?
If I just copy the form and fields from a paragraph to a the top of my page, then Im having trouble getting the search results to show. Is it correct that I need to have both the search field in the header, and also on the page itself?
Basically what I want to is that if you use the search field in the header, the results will be shown on a special "searchresults" page.
From what I have found out, the hidden field
Means that the page will go to the page with id=9 when you click search?
How do I define on this page, where it should show the results?
