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Search is a module for searching "core" content along with certain registered modules. You put in a word or two and it gives you back matching, relevent results.
The easiest way to use it is with the {search} wrapper tag (wraps the module in a tag, to simplify the syntax). This will insert the module into your template or page anywhere you wish, and display the search form. The code would look something like: {search}
{search}
The search module will not search any "inactive" pages. However on occasion, when you are using the CustomContent module, or other smarty logic to show different content to different groups of users, it may be advisiable to prevent the entire page from being indexed even when it is live. To do this include the following tag anywhere on the page When the search module sees this tag in the page it will not index any content for that page.
The tag can be placed in the template as well. if this is done, none of the pages attached to that template will be indexed. Those pages will be re-indexed if the tag is removed
Added the ability to limit results to certain modules,and added the ability to pass parameters through to the various modules to allow different formatting of the output.
Modified so that the search module could be used in non default content blocks.
Adds calls to SetParameterType
Adds the keywords action.
Fixes a problem with using the resultpage parameter to a page that's template was dramatically different.
Minor fixes so that php tags, and punctuation characters are not indexed.
Fix the VisibleToAdminUser method
Now gather statistics about the top most 50 frequently searched words.
Addd the ability to display the statistics and clear them from the admin panel.
Make it easier to style the search button, and its label.
Now only index active pages
Minor changes to the template to restore behaviour that was there before 1.5
Now escape any search term characters that have special meanings in regular expressions
Minor optimizations and tweaks