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Nootje
Direct link to search query - xoopsmembers

  • 2004/3/17 9:14

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I've made added a couple of members to my site and gave a few of them certain values for their location:

UK
US
NL

United Kingdom, United States and Netherlands. Now i installed this xoopsmembers module and when i type in UK it shows me all the members which have UK as location.

Now i would like to make a direct link on my site that will do this automatically without showing the search form first.

So i would create 3 links to each one of them and when i click one of these links it would show me everyone in UK, US or NL, depending on what link i click.

How would i pull this off?

Nootje
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Nootje
Re: Direct link to search query - xoopsmembers

  • 2004/3/17 15:19

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It doesn't even seem to react if i put ?whatever behind it...

Anyone?
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Mithrandir
Re: Direct link to search query - xoopsmembers

The search form expects the variables to come through the POST method, i.e. not through GET variables in the URL.

You'll have to replace all $HTTP_POST_VARS with $_GET in modules/xoopsmembers/index.php
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Nootje
Re: Direct link to search query - xoopsmembers

  • 2004/3/17 21:12

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Thanx for your reply Mithrandir,

I replaced all the $HTTP_POST_VARS with $_GET, but am i still supposed to be able to search? Because when i don't enter anything it used to show all users, but now it doesn't do anything and loads the page again. As if u would press Refresh. It also happens when i do enter something in the fields. So it doesn't do anything now with the $_GET.
Or do i have to use a link now? And if so what would that look like in my address bar?

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Mithrandir
Re: Direct link to search query - xoopsmembers

do you send a variable called "op" with value "submit" along with the request?
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Nootje
Re: Direct link to search query - xoopsmembers

  • 2004/3/17 22:47

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Yes, here small bit from the start of the index.php:

$op = "form";
if ( isset($HTTP_POST_VARS['op']) && $HTTP_POST_VARS['op'] == "submit" ) {
$op = "submit";
}
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Nootje
Re: Direct link to search query - xoopsmembers

  • 2004/3/18 11:47

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BTW, the ['op'] is in a lot more places in the index.php, do i have to replace it with something?
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Mithrandir
Re: Direct link to search query - xoopsmembers

Or change it to $_GET instead of $HTTP_POST_VARS
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Nootje
Re: Direct link to search query - xoopsmembers

  • 2004/3/18 12:29

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So i'd have to get rid of the ['op'] alltogether?

$op = "form";
if ( isset($_GET) && $_GET == "submit" ) {
$op = "submit";
}

Like this?
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Mithrandir
Re: Direct link to search query - xoopsmembers

like that
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