I using Drupal Managing News Attribution 6.0 / 1.2
Users can search a word and after users can save this search word.
But all users can see this saved searchs.
I want to show only users own saved searchs. Example Only My SAved Searchs...
I tried add argument but cant.
How can i make this?
You haven't specified the version as well as what module you are using to achieve but I think this module works great for saved search -
http://drupal.org/project/views_savedsearches
And you will have to set the permission like which search is accessible by whom and you will surely achieve what you are looking for...
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Whenever I search something in alfresco share search , I am getting No result found. I tried even the exact file name. But the advanced search is able to find.
What is the problem?
Can I make the default search as advanced search?
I think you need to click on the tab Repository instead of All Sites
When we click a document in Share, another page opens (document-details) with a preview of this document in flash.
By default, we can't select text (for copy/paste) in that preview, and I would like to know if this is possible and how ?
Perhaps I should use another previewer, or use the default one with a specific parameter ?!
I searched the web, and saw that this functionnality is present in flash, but can't find how to implement that with the WebPreviewer.
Any help is welcome.
Thanks.
The Media Viewers add-on on Share Extras provides an alternative document viewer based on pdf.js
Assuming you are using Alfresco 4.0, the add-on allows you to view document outlines, thumbnails and pages. In the pages you can select text and perform searches.
I am one of the contributors to this add-on and we would welcome feedback via the project site.
I have developed a site for our company, till now there is no search functionality in it. Now we are thinking to develop a site's search facility. Most of the times our page content comes from db. We have HTML editor by which our employee enter HTML content to db and later that content is shown on page but few things are still static, which means few things are hardcoded in the page, those are also important like menu content etc. now i want that when user put some word for search then that will search against database and file because that word may be hard coded in file. so guide me how to develop this kind of search where search will be based on file & database. if possible discuss here and also drive me toward article. thanks
As a starting point, the following MSDN code sample shows how to implement a search engine that can search contents (articles or posts...) in an ASP.NET website. It actually searches DB content...
Implement Search Engine in ASP.NET (CSASPNETSearchEngine)
Is there any way to write in the Drupal back-end the text to display in the search engine summaries?
Currently, the beginning of my home page (usually menus...) is displayed. I would like to add a description instead.
Thanks
Google uses the metatag "description" when is it is available, instead of the content on the page.
There are a few modules that will help you create them:
nodewords
and
Integrated Metatags
Are the most popular. Using one of these modules will most likely be easier than hiding text with css, and from what I understand google ignores hidden text at least part of the time.
you can see this in action at our site
www.industrytrader.com
Here is a google search showing the how the custom descriptions show up.
You can't do this in the backend.
You should be able to this with regular Drupal theming. How depends on which search tool you use.
I inherited a Drupal 5 site recently and have a series of enhancements to make. Several of then revolve around search results.
Unpublished pages showing up in
search engine results. Some of these
are old pages, others are recently
unpublished. All are correctly
marked as unpublished in the CMS and
are still showing up.
Outdated pages are showing up from the search engine. The URL path structure changed and those items are old results in the DB.
From what I can tell the site uses Google Search Appliance(GSA) for the search rather than the default Drupal search. Is there a way I can be certain that it's using GSA other than seeing the module enabled?
If it is GSA it seems that I could get someone with access to the GSA to rebuild the search results on the site. Is this correct?
If rebuilding the search results is the right way to go about it, it seems whenever a fair amount of content is removed from the site I'll need to get someone to rebuild the search. Is there a better/automatic way?
Sounds like it's drupal that is handling the search. Google would need db access to show unpublished nodes. It could be you are using views to do search but forgot to only take published nodes.
If Drupal is handling the searchyou just need to flush and rebuild the search index. This can be done without too much trouble if you don't have too much content.
The GSA could still be showing deleted content depending on what your data source is.
If the content is coming from a database feed and is then dropped from the query it would be dropped. If the content was coming from a natural crawl or through a custom connector feed it would not be removed from the index on delete. Instead it needs to naturally cycle out of the index which can take a while.
One way to block deleted url's from being displayed is to do it through the front end. In the GSA Admin interface go to Serving > Front Ends then choose your front end and click the Remove URL tab. You can either list your url's or block a group of url's through regular expressions.
I have posted an answer to your more general question concerning node access. The problem with your search results might well be related to that.
In order to keep the Google Appliance more up to date, you might try out XmlSiteMap, a module that publishes a proper xml sitemap for all your content.
For an online website, publishing a sitemap is a good way to keep the search engines up to date, as they can use it to know about new pages and to purge old pages. I'm assuming that the Google Appliance would use this too,.