I’m having some issues with the latest ajaxSearch snippet - it seems to me that the usage of "AjaxSearch" vs. "ajaxSearch" is not consistent anymore - e.g. I had to rename AjaxSearch.inc.php to ajaxSearch.inc.php.
In this new version, i have renamed all the file names, in order that they begin all with a minus letter :
- snippet.ajaxSearch.php
- ajaxSearch.php
- includes/snippet.ajaxSearch.inc.php
- includes/ajaxSearch.inc.php
- includes/templates.inc.php
In the snippet.ajaxSearch.php the call to the include file is line 70 as follow:
include(AS_PATH.'includes/snippet.ajaxSearch.inc.php');
And inside the folder includes the file snippet.ajaxSearch.inc.php exists.
The others include calls are the followings :
in ajaxSearch.php, line 20:
define('AS_PATH' , MODX_BASE_PATH . 'assets/snippets/ajaxSearch/');
and from line 59 to 64:
// include templates and include files
include_once AS_PATH . 'includes/ajaxSearch.inc.php';
include AS_PATH . 'includes/templates.inc.php';
// include default language file
include AS_PATH . "lang/english.inc.php";
So where is the trouble ?
In order to make the script working I had to add the AS_landing parameter although it’s mentioned as "optional" in the readme file.
The AS_landing page, isn’t optional if you use &ajaxSearch=0 and if you want your results on an another page.
If you use [!AjaxSearch!] all the parameters are optionals, but in this case you use the Ajax mode (&ajaxSearch=1 by default)
last but not least, when following a link on the results page and then clicking on the "Back" button in IE7 I’m getting a "Webpage has expired" warning?
Let me some time, i will try to reproduce this possible issue, and i will give you my feedback about that.
