Hello, can someone tell me how i can replace vanilla default search with Google search?
Instead of replacing why not just add a google search bar on top or below the forum search? Just make the custom google search bar and paste the code into your theme's default .master.
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I prefer to have just one search field, as a user I will never search twice in a website. Moreover, vanilla's default search is not useful.
Yes, there is a plugin called Vanoogle. It will use Google's custom search bar instead.
Please tell me where to insert google search code "Code from adsense" inside default.master.php file
<form class="form-search js-search-form" action="http://forum.site.com/search" id="global-nav-search"style="display:block" name="Search" method="GET">
<form class="form-search js-search-form" action="http://forum.site.com/search" id="global-nav-search"
style="display:block" name="Search" method="GET">
`<span class="search-icon js-search-action"> <i class="nav-search"></i> </span>` `<input class="search-input" type="text" id="search-query" placeholder="Search Questions and Discussions" name="Search">` `<div class="dropdown-menu dropdown-menu-dark typeahead"> </div>` `<!-- <input type="hidden" name="cx" value="partner-pub-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" />` `<input type="hidden" name="cof" value="FORID:10" />` `<input type="hidden" name="ie" value="UTF-8" /> -->` `</form>` `</div>` `<?php`
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vanoogle plugin is not what I am looking for
Replace the previous search with your search.
@ahmedaladdin said: Please tell me where to insert google search code "Code from adsense" inside default.master.php file
Look for < div id="Panel"> if that is where you want the search bar. And paste the code there. Then find the code for the search
<?php $Form = Gdn::Factory('Form'); $Form->InputPrefix = ''; echo $Form->Open(array('action' => Url('/search'), 'method' => 'get')), $Form->TextBox('Search'), $Form->Button('Go', array('Name' => '')), $Form->Close(); ?>
And either paste the new bar in this section instead of the above, or remove it.
@ahmedaladdin said: can someone tell me how i can replace vanilla default search with Google search?
following link:http://vanillaforums.org/discussion/21676/penetrating-google-into-built-in-search-box
Answers
Instead of replacing why not just add a google search bar on top or below the forum search?
Just make the custom google search bar and paste the code into your theme's default .master.
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I prefer to have just one search field, as a user I will never search twice in a website. Moreover, vanilla's default search is not useful.
Yes, there is a plugin called Vanoogle. It will use Google's custom search bar instead.
Please tell me where to insert google search code "Code from adsense" inside default.master.php file
<form class="form-search js-search-form" action="http://forum.site.com/search" id="global-nav-search"style="display:block" name="Search" method="GET">`<span class="search-icon js-search-action"> <i class="nav-search"></i> </span>` `<input class="search-input" type="text" id="search-query" placeholder="Search Questions and Discussions" name="Search">` `<div class="dropdown-menu dropdown-menu-dark typeahead"> </div>` `<!-- <input type="hidden" name="cx" value="partner-pub-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" />` `<input type="hidden" name="cof" value="FORID:10" />` `<input type="hidden" name="ie" value="UTF-8" /> -->` `</form>` `</div>` `<?php``
vanoogle plugin is not what I am looking for
Replace the previous search with your search.
Look for < div id="Panel"> if that is where you want the search bar. And paste the code there. Then find the code for the search
<?php $Form = Gdn::Factory('Form'); $Form->InputPrefix = ''; echo $Form->Open(array('action' => Url('/search'), 'method' => 'get')), $Form->TextBox('Search'), $Form->Button('Go', array('Name' => '')), $Form->Close(); ?>And either paste the new bar in this section instead of the above, or remove it.
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following link:
http://vanillaforums.org/discussion/21676/penetrating-google-into-built-in-search-box