I’ve created for one of my blogs a customised search results template, and search index template.

The problem is in the search link at the top of the search results template (this is on the standard one).

This is the code I have there..
<h1 class=“title”>  <a href=”{homepage}”>{exp:weblog:weblog_name weblog=“music”}</a> ›   <a href=”{path=music/search_index}”> {lang:search}</a>  ›  {lang:search_results}</h1>
<p>You searched for <strong>{exp:search:keywords}</strong>, and I found {exp:search:total_results} entries containing that.</p>

Much of that is from the original template, but the link to the search page I’ve changed to reflect the music template group, and the search_index template.  But clicking that link on the search results page just takes you to the site index page.

What have I missed?

The blog is at http://the-onion.net/weblog/
This is a link to a search results page here - I hope that will work, if not, and you want to see, I’m sure you can figure out how to search

The search index page I’m trying to reach isn’t formatted properly yet, so please ignore the mess

Okay, I think I understand what you’re saying; please correct me if I’m wrong.

On your search results page, the “Search” link in the breadcrumb trail is currently pointing to http://the-onion.net/weblog/index.php/music/search_ while it should point to http://the-onion.net/weblog/index.php/music/search_index.

The reason it’s pointing to the wrong Template is because you’re using {path=music/search_index}.  EE, unfortunately, is stripping the “index” off the end of the path.  This is definitely a defect; I thought it was one that had already been fixed, but perhaps not.  If you’ve made sure you’re running the latest version of the scripts and you get this error then you can report it in the Bug Reports forum.

In the meantime, you could get around the problem by using this:

thanks!  and I am.  I made sure first

except that makes the link http://the-onion.net/weblog/index.php/music/search_/index.

Hmm, well, I guess you’ll have to hard-code the link for the time being, then.  Or alter the Template name to not begin/end with “index”.

I did