It depends on the outside party. We have one site using AddSearch . com. Its "ok", and pretty simple to implement. We have a Google custom site search intergration available soon, but its not for everyone as it depends on how well google has index your site. You can get an idea of that by simply adding site:mydomain.com to your search request.
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Originally posted by Bruce - PhosphorMedia View PostIt depends on the outside party. We have one site using AddSearch . com. Its "ok", and pretty simple to implement. We have a Google custom site search intergration available soon, but its not for everyone as it depends on how well google has index your site. You can get an idea of that by simply adding site:mydomain.com to your search request.Thank you, Bill Davis
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Bruce -- and anyone else -- I was able to get the sorting working by the custom field and it works great! The code wrote was the beginning, but I found what needed to be changed in order for it use the search results listing not the category listing. For now, this seems to suit our needs of controlling the order a bit - by putting items with the keyword in the product title FIRST and then anything else containing the keyword(s).
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Originally posted by William Davis View Post
I guess a "Site Search Universal Vendor Integration" module for Miva is not in the realm of possibilities?Bruce Golub
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Originally posted by KayfabeRockStar View PostOk - one more question. Can I do something to control the order of the autocomplete in the search bar? While the search results are in the order I want now, the search bar still shows them in the old order.Bruce Golub
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ok, we lucked out...you should be able to run similar code by modifying the array in the User Interface | Search Settings : Search Preview (Menu Item Template).
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Try this in the Search Settings Javascript template:
Replace the MMSearchField.prototype.onMenuAppendItem function with the following:
Code:MMSearchField.prototype.onMenuAppendItem = function (data) { if(data) { let span; span = newElement('div', {'class': 'u-text-center t-search-preview__item'}, null, null); span.innerHTML = data; return span; } };
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oh, sorry, i was thinking of someone else's issue with blank spaces in search results.
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