Hi All, I am testing around with the Lucene Search, all works well, one problem remains: I search in Space A. My search results however, are shown in the Main Wiki Page. This has a different look and feel, and since I do not want to have confused users, I would like to display the search results in the same Space as where the User was was in when he-she started the search. I am guessing its only a one line change in some form, but I cant seem to find it, I hope someone can help me out.. Thanks in advance, Wouter _______________________________________________ users mailing list users(a)xwiki.org http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/users

Hi Oana I tried your solution but of no avail, I overrode the global.vm, but results are still the same. I tried to give the search results page no parents, so it would appear in my Space A, this works with the breadcrumbs, but the panels change to the panels used on the Main. This makes sense since the URL still links to bin/view/Main, as oppose to bin/view/Space A where I want it to link to. What am I missing out on? I have my search bar in the header, but why does it show the results in a different Space then where I started my search from? Thanks for your help, I am sure there is way to solve this... Wouter On 4/1/11, Elena-Oana Tabaranu<oana.tabaranu(a)xwiki.com> wrote: _______________________________________________ users mailing list users(a)xwiki.org http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/users

On 04/01/2011 03:35 PM, Wouter de Vos wrote: By default the search feature is implemented as a wiki documents like all the others, you can edit it, rename it, move it to another space. This means that all search results are displayed in the same document, Main.Search, it's not a virtual pseudo-page that works in all spaces. You could, however, proxy the search from a velocity template applied to the current space. You can put this content in a file named "search.vm": #set ($doc = $xwiki.getDocument('Main.Search')) #set ($cdoc = $doc) #set ($tdoc = $doc) #template('contentview.vm') You should upload it as an attachment to the current skin document (by default that's XWiki.DefaultSkin), but if you have more than one skin, one for each space, you could also put it on the server in webapps/xwiki/templates This template allows to display the search results in the URL of another document. Then you should edit the file webapps/skins/colibri/global.vm, locate the search form, and replace the following: <div id="globallinks"> <form action="#if($xwiki.exists('Main.Search'))$xwiki.getURL('Main.Search')#else$xwiki.getURL('Main.WebSearch')#end"> <div class="globalsearch"> <label class="hidden" for="headerglobalsearchinput"> ==> <div id="globallinks"> <form action="$doc.getURL()"> <div class="globalsearch"> <input type="hidden" name="viewer" value="search" /> <label class="hidden" for="headerglobalsearchinput"> The changed file can be uploaded as an attachment to the skin document as well, or it can be left in place (but leaving it there makes upgrades harder, since you have to remember to merge this change back when upgrading). This change makes searching from the searchbox located in the header to display results in the current page. Then you have to edit the Main.LuceneSearch document and replace the following: <form action="$doc.getURL('view', 'viewer=search')"> <div class="globalsearch"> <label class="hidden" for="headerglobalsearchinput"> ==> <form action="$doc.getURL('view', 'viewer=search')"> <div class="globalsearch"> <input type="hidden" name="viewer" value="search" /> <label class="hidden" for="headerglobalsearchinput"> This change makes refining the search terms from the results view display properly in the same document. -- Sergiu Dumitriu http://purl.org/net/sergiu/ _______________________________________________ users mailing list users(a)xwiki.org http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/users