By unxposed on

I'd like my search results to appear visually the same as my site nodes do.

To do this I need to add additional node specific data such as taxonomy etc etc.

Is there an existing variable for node id that I can use within search-result.tpl.php

i.e. node_load($search->nid) ?

I'm sure I must be missing something as it seems really basic to make the node variables available here.

Or any other way to load node data into this template?

Thanks!

⋅ Categories: Drupal 6.x

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unxposed commented

This really doesn't exist?

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unxposed commented

$results['node']

I just used $node = $results['node'] and all my node.tpl.php template code worked in search-result.tpl.php

leenwebb’s picture

leenwebb commented

In case someone comes across this in the future -- I believe the correct variable is actually
$result['node'] (not plural 'results').

BigMike’s picture

BigMike commented

In case someone comes across this in the future -- I believe the correct variable (for instance to print the node ID) is actually
$result[node]->nid

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GinaF commented

I just found this to work:
$entity->nid;
edit - Sorry, to clarify, I am using Display Suite to edit the appearance of my search results (which is very good), and in it the $entity object is available.

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harryma commented

In case someone comes across this in the future -- I believe the correct variable (for instance to print the node ID) is actually
$result[node]->nid

this worked!

Drupal 6.22

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BigMike commented

Thank you for the confirmation harryma :-)

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joseonate commented

This solution also works for Drupal 7.

To reiterate: In search-result.tpl.php, $result['node'] will contain the node object.