Path to listViewer.php
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Last Post: October 30, 2008 (RSS)
By NigelGordijk - October 30, 2008 - edited: October 30, 2008
Hi, there.
I've integrated CMS Builder into my client's site without any problems, and it's been used to add content:
http://www.satoa.com/membersList.php.
I'd like to get the search engine working and the documentation states that I should use the following tag:
<form method="POST" action="/path/to/your/listViewer.php">
How do I find out what the actual path is to listViewer.php on this particular server? I can't find a file with this name.
Thanks!
I've integrated CMS Builder into my client's site without any problems, and it's been used to add content:
http://www.satoa.com/membersList.php.
I'd like to get the search engine working and the documentation states that I should use the following tag:
<form method="POST" action="/path/to/your/listViewer.php">
How do I find out what the actual path is to listViewer.php on this particular server? I can't find a file with this name.
Thanks!
Nigel Gordijk
Common Sense Design: User-focused Web design
Tel: 001 519 342 5348 | Web: www.commonsensedesign.net
Common Sense Design: User-focused Web design
Tel: 001 519 342 5348 | Web: www.commonsensedesign.net
Re: [NigelGordijk] Path to listViewer.php
Hi, Nigel -
You won't find a file called listViewer.php on your server - not until you've created it!
It is just an example of "a" file through which you wish to output the results of your searches.
Simply create a list file (call it whatever you want) and upload it on to your server. Then point to it using the correct path, such as...
[font "Verdana"]<form method="POST" action="/path/to/my/searchResultsViewer.php">
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Perch
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You won't find a file called listViewer.php on your server - not until you've created it!
It is just an example of "a" file through which you wish to output the results of your searches.
Simply create a list file (call it whatever you want) and upload it on to your server. Then point to it using the correct path, such as...
[font "Verdana"]<form method="POST" action="/path/to/my/searchResultsViewer.php">
:0)
Perch
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[font "Verdana"]
Re: [Perchpole] Path to listViewer.php
Now that you've explained it to me it seems so obvious! Thanks for making it so clear.
Nigel Gordijk
Common Sense Design: User-focused Web design
Tel: 001 519 342 5348 | Web: www.commonsensedesign.net
Common Sense Design: User-focused Web design
Tel: 001 519 342 5348 | Web: www.commonsensedesign.net
Re: [NigelGordijk] Path to listViewer.php
By Dave - October 30, 2008
If the search form and search results are all on the same page I usually just enter ? like this and it stays on the same page.
<form method="POST" action="?">
blank might work as well.
<form method="POST" action="?">
blank might work as well.
Dave Edis - Senior Developer
interactivetools.com
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