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 03/10/06 05:21pm (Read 1,532 times)  

Raven

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When I do a search on my site, it returns the title of the story, date, the author and the amount of views the article has.

I don't want it to show the author or views, how would I change this?

(I've spent about an hour searching through code myself, then searching here, but no luck)
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 03/10/06 05:29pm  
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If you set $_CONF['contributedbyline'] = 0, it'll hide the author name from everything, including the search.

Not sure if $_CONF['hideviewscount'] = 1 does the same for the hits.

If those don't do what you want, you'll have to change the code in /system/classes/search.class.php. The result set for stories is prepared from line 287 onwards.

bye, Dirk
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 03/10/06 06:44pm  

Raven

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ERROR

Matching CODE tag missing. Unable to format message.

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 03/10/06 06:49pm  

Raven

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Well changing both of those settings didn't work, both still showed in the search results, but pointing me to the exact line on seach.class.php really helped. Specifically, I commented out line 291&292:

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      //     $story_results->addSearchHeading($LANG09[18]);
         //   $story_results->addSearchHeading($LANG09[23]);

 


Then from 311-323 did some changes and commenting:

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    //         $author = $this->_displayName ($A['username'], $A['fullname']);
        //      if ($A['uid'] == 1) {
        //            $profile = $author;
          //     } else {
            //      $profile = '<a href="' . $_CONF['site_url']
//                           . '/users.php?mode=profile&uid=' . $A['uid']
  //                           . '">' . $author . '</a>';
    //            }
          $row = array ('<a href="' . $articleUrl . '">'
                              . stripslashes ($A['title']) . '</a>',
                              $thetime[0], $profile,
                               );

 


Probably not the best way to handle it, but it works Smile Thanks a lot Dirk.
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 03/11/06 10:29am  
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I've implemented it "properly" in CVS now, based on the two $_CONF options.

bye, Dirk
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