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@Mark : when listing tags on the search result, it appears that there isn’t any space betwen "," (the data tag delimiter) and tags... is there a way to add a space after the "," ?

Why not use CSS to do just that with a pseudo-class :before (let’s say you define a style for the tag link, you can apply a left padding to your links with a :before selector) ?

Yes, it would be a solution... But, as you can see on the screenshot above, words are not well displayed. There is one line, then the 2d line contains 2 words and then go to the third line... and this is because there is no space. Am I clear ??

That’s a great idea David, but I don’t think CSS :before selectors are universally supported. If IE6 matters ... go figure. :/ (I could be off on which ones do and don’t work, but I know some don’t, and I really do thing it’s IE lte 6)

Good point, I forget those annoying constraints sometimes
Just trying to circumvent a Ditto modification but if Mark can adress that easily then great !

You can use the new &tagDisplayDelimiter parameter in Ditto 2.0.2 to do that.

Ok Mark, it works perfect ! Thank you

Now I learned something !
That’s nice to know

Hi folks,

Following the doze’s advice to simplify the templating system of tvexplorer, i’ve rtewritten the way you create the advanced serach

here is a sample form to create a multicriteria search form
Search parameters are now set in the form Chunk itself.
I guess you ll be amazed by the features of tvexplorer.

<form action="[~[*id*]~]" name="tvExplorer" id="tvExplorer" method="get">
<fieldset>
[+tve.keywordsSearch:searchStyle=relevance+]
</fieldset>
<fieldset>
<label class="select">Choisissez une rubrique</label>
[+tve.parentElt:field=menutitle:start=11552:depth=3+]
</fieldset>

<fieldset>
<label class="" for="AnnonceurVille">Ville</label>
[+tve.tagsPhoto:filter=9+]
</fieldset>
<fieldset>
<label class="" for="AnnonceurCP">code postal</label>
[+tve.typeRecette:filter=9+]
</fieldset>
<fieldset>
<input id="tve_search" name="tve_search" value="Search" type="submit">
</fieldset>
</form>

:-)

Nice and readable, I love it !

Thanks for keeping us posted with teasers (ah, I am so eager to give this baby a test drive !)