Hi! I'm trying to create a search of this model: http://easycaptures.com/fs/uploaded/727/3886079045.png
Managed to create your form to but do not know how to configure the search.
Does anyone have any tutorial about it?
Hello Lidiane,
you should definitely check out the Resources section, which includes sub-categories Manuals, Videos and Tutorials. I highly recommend to walk through all basic manuals like Getting Started and Going Further first... After that focus on the search related videos and tutorials e.g.:
http://www.seblod.com/resources/videos/creating-a-custom-search-type
http://www.seblod.com/resources/manuals/going-further/displaying-a-search-form-with-seblod-search-module
Hello! used these tutorials but does not work .... What did I ever did:
- I created an app folder and your form to the SEBLOD
http://snag.gy/da4xM.jpg
Form:
http://snag.gy/KTg6z.jpg
http://snag.gy/oDj9G.jpg
- I want to create a search by category.
I used the two tutorials above, but does not work. the search does not return anything and I have articles and categories registered http://snag.gy/pburn.jpg
search used tutorial (http://www.seblod.com/resources/manuals/going-further/displaying-a-search-form-with-seblod-search-module)
http://snag.gy/mnRF6.jpg
search used tutorial (http://www.seblod.com/resources/videos/creating-a-custom-search-type)
but only appears the cloud categories but clicking it does not return anything
Help!!!
Hello Lidiane,
you should also have a look into the Manuals -> Designer section. There is valuable info about templating concept and lists...
I am missing a screenshot and setting of your actual Seblod list menuItem. Which template are you using for the listing? You have to assign fields to the list. I assume you have noticed the default templates called SEB BLOG, SEB TABLE... both are different in setup!
A.) The Seb BLOG has no direct positions for field assignment. It makes use of the ITEM view (which makes use of the template Seb ONE!. So, you have to assign fields in your LIST/SEARCH type to the ITEM view to see any result.
B.) The Seb TABLE allows to assign fields to the LIST view positions directly.
Anyways, you don't need an extra Search module, if you want the basic structure in your initial screenshot. A search can be displayed above the list view. You just have to configure and assign fields to SEARCH view tab.
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Your last screenshot and issue is a different story and listing. You are listing Categories type only. That's all. It does not display articles. Although, a click on the category name might link to another articles list. Headsup: This can be set on the category title with #2 Link/Typography. There is a link option called List/Search type. (I don't think you would need such a category listing)