I am using Orchard CMS. I Use search,Index and Lucene module.The search module didn't work after 2weeks.I had to uninstall this module. Now I have this error on my page
You need to enable an index implementation module like Lucene.
All of this module are now enable.How can I solve this problem?
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I am new in codeigniter.Is it possible to set core php pagination concept in codeigniter.I dont want to use codeigniter library files to set paghination.i want to create custom pagination concept using core php concept. Can anyone help me to solved this problem.
I want to add a search feature to a site using TYPO3 9.5.13.
No problem so far, just do a composer require "typo3/cms-indexed-search" ^9 as indexed_search supports 9.5.
The docs then tell me to install the crawler extension (supposedly "aoepeople/crawler": "^6.7").
The catch is that the crawler docs state that it supports TYPO3 up to 8.7.99.
No-risk-no-fun so give it a try and install crawler even if it does not explicitly support TYPO3 9.5.
When selecting "info" on a page, it tells me:
Fatal error: Class 'TYPO3\CMS\Core\Controller\CommandLineController' not found in /var/www/html/public/typo3conf/ext/crawler/Classes/Command/QueueCommandLineController.php on line 38
Looks like crawler really does not support 9.5.
This raises a few questions:
Is it impossible to use indexed_search on TYPO3 9.5, because crawler does not support it?
Is there a workaround? Do I really need crawler or is there another option?
Should I opt for an alternative to indexed search, such as solr?
What is the best practice here?
The crawler is only needed if you want to update the search index on a regular basis with the scheduler. If you dont install the crawler, the index is updated whenever the page is loaded from a user who is not logged in in the backend. For small up to mediate large sites this should work.
I am new to drupal. I did search functionality using drupal core search but it is inefficient.Suggest me any third party search server(like apache solr) and their modules.
There is a list of providers on the Search API Solr Search modules page.
The Search API module module can be used with a mysql database backend which gives you the extra features of search api but unfortunatly not the speed of Solr.
You can also always use Google Custom Search:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Custom_Search
I'm probably overlooking something simple here, but is there a simple example of displaying a highlighted text block in a blog post (after installing the module). I suspect I may not be placing the required JavaScript files in the right place...
After installing the module did you go to the features area in the Dashboard and activate the feature? Modules are installed with their features inactive by default.
*I want to create a cms website and i want to create component or plugin for my'cms.Who can show me the solution create module or component or plugin same wordpress,or joomla?
Learn PHP - the language that both Joomla and Wordpress are written in - and then learn the Joomla / Wordpress frameworks.
There are thousands of existing components for both of these, so you should check to see if someone has already written what you need.