Can you paste the line in here? or PM ?garvinhicking wrote:Actually, this was already mean to be that way, but there was a "entries" string missing in the plugin.
Yes, the list sorted by title is cleverly printed with the first letter A-Z. Unfortunately, if a title begins with a double quote, the double quote will be stuck out there at the top of the list. (Ugly!) Workaround, don't start titles with double quotes.garvinhicking wrote:I'm not sure, I understand. What exactly do you mean with that "quote printed on top" thing?
Can you also elaborate on the "search" issue?
Anonymous wrote:Yes, the list sorted by title is cleverly printed with the first letter A-Z. Unfortunately, if a title begins with a double quote, the double quote will be stuck out there at the top of the list. (Ugly!) Workaround, don't start titles with double quotes.garvinhicking wrote:I'm not sure, I understand. What exactly do you mean with that "quote printed on top" thing?
Can you also elaborate on the "search" issue?
On the search business, I meant that your filter presentation in custom_archive rocks! It would be cool if someone has written (or would write) a search for articles that
a) searches only in articles and titles (not all the text everywhere like dates)
b) presents the results like your custom archive does
The way search results are currently shown (and this is standard) you see the whole article and can't determine easily if it's what you want. Plus the search appears unpredictable to me, often requiring exact words rather than fragments.
Ah, okay. Actually, ordering it different is a technical harder way to achieve, so I guess one would need to live with that way of displayYes, the list sorted by title is cleverly printed with the first letter A-Z. Unfortunately, if a title begins with a double quote, the double quote will be stuck out there at the top of the list. (Ugly!) Workaround, don't start titles with double quotes.
Ah, I understand. Doesn't the "custom archive" plugin already have a "fulltext: " field? I thought it exactly duplicates the "edit entries" admin panel functionality, which also has this search field?On the search business, I meant that you filter presentation in custom_archive rocks! It would be cool if someone has written (or would write) a search for articles that
a) looks only in articles and titles (not all the text everywhere like dates)
b) presented the results like your custom archive
Did you have a look at the "livesearch" plugin? I find the output of that plugin rather helpful...The way search results are currently shown (and this is standard) you see the whole article and can't determine easily if it's what you want. Plus the search appears unpredictable to me, often requiring exact words rather than fragments.