Wow, that’s pretty slick!  If you can, you should certainly try porting this over to be a Plugin, Paul.  In your copious free time, of course. [grin]

Paul… it definitely wasn’t working on my individual pages which is why I had to go and change it.  I guess because it was index.php/weblog/comments/title-of-post/ ? ./ would have been weblog no?

Changing it to / fixed it anyway - just something I had to do to make it work. =)

I think it would be fantastic if this kind of thing were eventually rolled into EE as options or whatever.  Cutting edge stuff, very neat. =)

Hm, I wonder if the browser would not have seen the difference between the page and the query string, so you are likely right.  My bad.  A browser is not Apache after all, I suppose.

Yes, and now I have visions of wonderful JavaScript widgets available in EE.  Focus!  I must focus.  Developer API first…

*drools* I’ll tell you, every day that passes I’m more and more happy that I went ahead and switched to EE.  You are all amazing and I am really looking forward to seeing what else comes out of the EE geniuses. =)

If this does make it into a plugin, I’d love the ability to search the full text of the post, not just the titles… I tried reading the code so that I could do that but I’m so lost   Or would that be just too much load?

I wish there was a glutton for punishment smiley.  Yes, I would suspect that this would be available as an option.  Might take a look at the search module if you want to understand how to make an �ber search query.

Not really, in 3 weeks I start a really difficult two years of study, I’m trying to be as lazy as humanly possible right now…

Ohhhhhhhh, I see how it is….

*grins* plus you’re so good at this, Paul.  A genius with it. =)

Flattery will get you everywhere…

I just added this to my site, and it works great. Thanks, Paul!

you might want to modify ./index.php ... to /index.php ....

Where is that text located? I tried it on this:

...in LiveSearch.js, but that produced URL not found errors. I don’t yet see it in the LiveSearch template, or in the LiveSearch form code that gets added to the web page.

Thanks in advance for the info!

That is the correct place.  Is the index.php page at the root of your domain?  For example:  http://www.yoursite.com/index.php.

I had it in my /exp directory. I just moved it to my httpdocs file, and changed
“./index.php/livesearch/”  to “/index.php/livesearch/”. But, I’m getting URL not found errors. I know this is something really easy. What am I missing? Thanks in advance!

paul, if you get a chance - he implemented keyboard navigation

http://blog.bitflux.ch/p1736.html

and I redownloaded the js and added the bit to the body as per the wiki instructions - but it’s not doing itl.  Are you able to get that part to work at all on your dev blog?  I think that I must be doing something wrong.

Thanks =)

You had what in your /exp directory. the index.php file or the javascript file?  You have to make the link work according to the page loading the javascript.

I have been interested into looking into keyboard navigation since Gmail started up and used it.  His idea is worth a look but not tonight.

*grins* whenever you have the time, paul, it’s a nice thing but not major.  I’m thrilled that you took the time just to make the basic thing work.

Thank you, sir. =)

I had the LiveSearch.js file in the exp directory. I’ve now moved it back to the exp directory, to be in the same folder with index.php, as you indicated.

As described in this thread, the LiveSearch.js file now has been edited to:

> liveSearchReq.open(“GET”, “./index.php/livesearch/” + document.forms.searchform.s.value+”/”);

It appears that all that’s left is the link.

> You have to make the link work according to the page loading the javascript.

Okay, I now have LiveSearch working again for my site’s home page. What should the link be for, e.g., the monthly_archives template?

> http://www.luxeword.com/exp/index.php/weblog/monthly_archives/2004/04/

I’ve tried it like this:

<script type=“text/javascript” src=”/livesearch.js”><script>

and like this:

<script type=“text/javascript” src=”./livesearch.js”><script>