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I´m just trying to make the Search in umbraco, but i´m to Blind to find the ZIP File!! Can someone help me, and give me the Link? :hmm:
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Hi, Marcus, You can get the Lucene-based umbraco search as part of the umbraco utilities at: http://www.codeplex.com/umbracoext/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx or the older, http://old.umbraco.org/frontpage/download/extensions/umbracoutilities.aspx. If you're looking for XSLTsearch, which is not based on lucene, you can get it at http://umbraco.percipientstudios.com/xsltsearch.aspxIf you want to use some XSLT to modify the output of the lucene-based search, I think Casey has a post about that somewhere. XSLTsearch is not meant to plug-in to lucene, it is a full replacement (though it can also run side-by-side with lucene... so you could test them both if you like). cheers, doug.
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Thanks! I found it already by myself. I was Blind at this Point. The Search is running, but not perfect at all! Code:<xsl:variable name="searchFields" select="ps:getListParameter(string(//macro/searchFields), '@nodeName,description,bodyText')"/> My Return key don´t work! So what can i write here inside?
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Ummm... you don't write anything in the XSLTsearch's code. Rather, you pass parameters in via the macro properties. The included PDF documentation explains. By default, XSLTsearch will look to the bodyText property of your DocTypes. If you've used more (or different) property names, you'd want to include those in the searchFields macro parameter. cheers, doug.
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Douglas Robar wrote:
Ummm... you don't write anything in the XSLTsearch's code. Rather, you pass parameters in via the macro properties. The included PDF documentation explains.
By default, XSLTsearch will look to the bodyText property of your DocTypes. If you've used more (or different) property names, you'd want to include those in the searchFields macro parameter.
cheers,
doug.
Hi Doug, i already changed the xslt File a little Bit. Cause i need it in German, instead of Englisch. Although i rewrite the css! So, if i understand it correct, i can write in my textfieldnames from my site? My search looking good now, but it´s still not perfect! He, i changed the Submit Button. The Text is gone and i made a background Image instead. But my transparent Gif is always showed with an Background?
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Hi, Markus, Read the XSLTsearch documentation at http://umbraco.percipientstudios.com/xsltsearch/documentation.aspx for instructions on how to configure XSLTsearch for your document type properties (see the searchFields parameter), as well as setting up the macro parameters to pass your settings from your template to the xslt file. As for the submit button... I don't understand. Can you explain in more detail what you are doing and what result you see in the browser? cheers, doug.
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Douglas Robar wrote:Hi, Markus, Read the XSLTsearch documentation at http://umbraco.percipientstudios.com/xsltsearch/documentation.aspx for instructions on how to configure XSLTsearch for your document type properties (see the searchFields parameter), as well as setting up the macro parameters to pass your settings from your template to the xslt file. As for the submit button... I don't understand. Can you explain in more detail what you are doing and what result you see in the browser? cheers, doug. I will read the Documentation more Today! :D Well the Submit Button is styled over the css completly. You give them an class. In the Class you have an Background-image, no-repeat, width and height of the Picture. And there is no value for the Submit Input. Thats all! I have a Go Picture as Submit Button.
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