I use htmlpages...

I have a page titled Leadco 997SLM.

But when I do a search for Leadco, it doesnt show.

How can I add htmlpages to postnukes search criteria?

And yes I searched the forums... went the over 30 threads before I gave up the search. If only people would put their problem in the subject and not crap like "HELP" or "Can this be done?"



edited by: Koreno, Jun 22, 2006 - 06:21 AM

I agree that people do a lousy job of subject headers here on the forum. But I just searched on 'search include' and got this hit in the top five which talks about how to add PNphpBB2 to the postnuke search function, so I think you can probably use the info in that thread to do the same with htmlpages.

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I read that ... But im an idiot when it comes to that indepth stuff... I kinda need a step by step... open this, change these lines to this.. yada yada...

I did find the includes/search folder and noticed that htmlpages.php is not in there... Would all I have to do is created a blank htmlpages.php files and put it in there? Or is there one already created somewhere I need to get?

I also cant find anything in my theme files pertaining to searches....

Im sorry for being such a noob... :(

On a side note: Would yall like to check out my site and tell me what you think so far? I too the xSurveyer theme and edited it. Keep in mind, that any images that show as a red x are nut created and uploaded yet.. Im a rookie at this and the only one working on it..

http://www.allaroundlighting.net



edited by: Koreno, Jun 22, 2006 - 05:05 PM

Make sure that you've got the search plugin in the right place. The file is included with the module (modules/htmlpages/pndocs/htmlpages.php). Copy this file to includes/search and then the htmlpages module will available as a search option.

-Mark

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Howdy Mark ... I was just about to post that I found that and that htmlpages is now included on searches...

Thank alot for such a wonderful module.



edited by: Koreno, Jun 22, 2006 - 06:22 PM