Support/Comments for HyperFlexSeachForm

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Brief Description:
An improvement on FlexSearchForm, enabling searching such by template or document group and advanced search facilities.

I didn’t write this, I’ve just added it on behalf of Benjamin.

Previous thread: [Snippet] Advanced search hack for the FlexSearchForm snippet

I have installed this, set up the search results page, and still get a php parse error when I run it. The error is "Invalid argument supplied for foreach()". I’ve stared at this for hours and maybe I’m just sleepy, but I can’t seem to find the problem. Help! Thanks.

Hi,

Could you copy the complete error message/error line ?

What have you modified/configured ?

Thanks for the response

Here is the complete error message:

[tt]« MODx Parse Error »
MODx encountered the following error while attempting to parse the requested resource:
« PHP Parse Error »

PHP error debug
Error: Invalid argument supplied for foreach()
Error type/ Nr.: Warning - 2
File: /home/uname/public_html/manager/includes/document.parser.class.inc.php(705) : eval()’d code
Line: 690

Parser timing
MySQL: 0.0385 s s (4 Requests)
PHP: 0.1644 s s
Total: 0.2028 s s[/tt]

Aside from changing $grabmax from 10 results per page to 20, and then back again, I haven’t done anything with the configuring in the code.

Here’s the snippet call as it is on the page: [[HyperFlexSearchForm? &FSF_showResults=`0` &FSF_landing=`4`]]

Here’s the call as it is on the search results page: [[HyperFlexSearchForm]]

None of the pages are cached.

Thanks so much for your help!

Same error here...

I think that the problem is in the stopWords hyperChunk.

* First the chunk must exist, and it must contain one "stop word" by line, "\n" separator.

* Second the snippet looks for an array in the $stopWords variable, so i modified the code creating it :

//$stopWords = implode(",", explode("\n", $modx->getChunk($hyperChunk)) );

becomes :

$stopWords = explode("\n", $modx->getChunk($hyperChunk));

Has anyone made any progress with this?  I did modify the stopwords hyperchunk, which got rid of the parse error, but now I get "no results found" even when there should be, as if it’s not searching the site at all?    Thanks!

Edit: never mind--I finally found the problem and now it’s working great!

FlexSearchForm was working great but I need a way to restrict which folders/content to search. I installed HyperFlexSearchForm and had the same errors as the guy in the post above me but used the same fix and got HyperFlexSearchForm working. But I can’t restrict searching to a folder and its children. I tried using the document ID in the $parentSearch =’’; but that didn’t work. I tried doing this with single quotes, double quotes, no quotes and backticks and I tried using inside the snippet call with backticks and that didn’t work either. I even tried putting comma separated docid’s in a chunk like the stopWordList. Can someone point me in the right direction? Where do you set the parent folder to restrict searching only to folders/content within that specific folder. THANKS!

// Idea from Wendy Novianto
// $parentSearch [ csv ]
// Allow parent categories to be searched in
$parentSearch = ’’;

// $parentSearchMode [ 0 | 1 ]
// Indicates whether we exclude or include the parent categories list
$parentSearchMode = 1;

When I set the $parentSearch incorrectly, it gives this error when searching.

Just following up to ask one last time -- Does anyone know how to set HyperFlexSearchForm to restrict its search to specificed folders? Thanks.

I added the stopWordList chunk and modified the code as described above. However I still do not succeed in getting the correct results back. One way or another, there is only one page that appears in the result when I enter the title of the page in the search field.

The basic FlexSearchForm worked as a charm, but i cannot get the Hyper-version up-and-running.

Someone any ideas?

Many Thanks
Gino Lardon

Hello,

I’m the developper of the HyperFlexSeachForm snippet.
It has been recently updated, so you’ll be able to test the new version soon.

Thanks for your interest.


Benjamin