I've just installed this wonderful idea for a module on my 6.x installation for a project, and it works at least a little to redirect the user to a search page, and notify them the URL they entered was bad, but it is not auto-returning the search results, but only presenting a user form with the terms entered.
In other words, I have no results, but when I hit the search button in the form, then I'm presented with search results in the standard search page.
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Comment #1
himerus commentedI just updated one of the settings in the Search 404 settings, and had a different result...
if I check "Jump directly to the search result when there is only one result.", it will direct me to the same page I was testing with. So it appears that the results are being pulled properly, but they just aren't showing up in the result page if there is one or more than one result.
Comment #2
zyxware commentedWe are currently looking into this problem. Will return with updates soon.
Comment #3
fred0 commentedI'm seeing this too. Any updates?
Comment #4
itangalo commentedI'm experiencing similar problems, but thought it had to do with poor memory resources on my web hotel. Subscribing...
Comment #5
Gurpartap Singh commentedAny updates zyxware?
Comment #6
Gurpartap Singh commentedYou need to change
theme('search_page', $results, 'node');totheme('search_results', $results, 'node');in the evil HAXX!Comment #7
davedelong commented(Line 134 of search404.module)
Comment #8
open social commentedIs it just me or does it still not work:
see:
http://www.ferox-consultancy.nl/
for example:
http://www.ferox-consultancy.nl/seo
Comment #9
Gurpartap Singh commentedWell it works with the above suggested change on http://satluj.com/
http://satluj.com/punjabi-linux performs a search for "punjabi linux"
and
http://satluj.com/punjabi-arial-lohit redirects, because there's only 1 search result for it.
Comment #10
dja commentedevil HAXX worked for me - thanks! :)
Comment #11
zyxware commentedCan this issue be closed?