Super Search

Results (article search)

{super_search_total_results} results for the search:

Keywords: "{super_search_keywords}"
Author: "{super_search_author}"
Date Range: "{super_search_entry_date-from}" to "{super_search_entry_date-to}"

{exp:super_search:save_search_form}

Save this Search?

{/exp:super_search:save_search_form} {exp:super_search:results orderby="date" paginate="both" limit="20" author_indicator="username" }

{title}

Author: {author}

Entry Date: {entry_date format="%F %j, %Y"}

{if excerpt}{excerpt}{if:else}No excerpt available. Either the channel does not have the except field configured correctly, or the designated field contains no value for this entry.{/if}

{if super_search_no_results}

Sorry, no results matched the search terms you provided. If you continue to have trouble finding results, make sure:

that Channel entries exist for your site
that the field you're searching on (if applicable) exists for your site
that the Fields you wish to be searched on are marked as searchable for the custom field preference
you are not searching on closed entries, future entries, expired entries, etc. Just like the Channel:Entries loop, Super Search respects those settings as well. Be sure to include the necessary parameters on the Results loop for this template.

{/if} {paginate}

Page {current_page} of {total_pages} pages. {pagination_links}

{/paginate} {/exp:super_search:results}

Refine Your Search:

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About This Page

The "Search Results" page displays the results for a given search query. The search query is also loaded into the URI, allowing users to bookmark the URL of the search, etc.

It makes use of the following tags:

Super_Search:Results to display a list of results from the search query.
Super_Search:Save_Search_Form to allow the user to save their search query and perform that search again at a later date.

This specific column (on the right), uses the following tag:

Super_Search:History to display a list of recent saved searches for the logged in user.