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lene
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PostPosted: Fri Sep 15, 2006 4:52 am    Post subject: Re: mSearch is too good to forget Reply with quote

I have installed mSearch a few days ago and I'm pretty happy with it. But it doesn't search all my modules. I found out that mSearch can be extended but I don't know how I have to write such a extension (e.g. for Coppermine). Maybe someone can explain me hox to do that.
  
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PostPosted: Fri Sep 15, 2006 5:44 am    Post subject: Re: mSearch is too good to forget Reply with quote

If you know PHP, it's not too difficult to add content types to mSearch. They work almost the same way as content types for the nukeSEO Sitemap. mSearch stores them in the modules/mSearch/modules directory. When you add a new module there, it is enabled by default. It must conform to the class structure defined by the base search class, but it isn't difficult to copy and modify one of the existing modules / content types.

An important thing to to remember: do not store a copy of a module in the modules/mSearch/modules directory. Like the nukeSEO Sitemap, the search function will crash if there are 2 or more modules with the same class name.

I hope to have a tutorial that better explains how the search class works and shows an example of creating additional content types.
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