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nr2012
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Ok I added the code above to perform a new query.
After that I think the
codeline
<?php if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
and the following
should actually list all the foudn things right?
Therefore I just added the query-performing code above from the site you indicated right before this line. this would overwrite any query performed, right?
But I still won’t get anything listed there…
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nr2012
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Here would be my full codefragment important to this issue here…
+the whole thing between $cat and } else { can acutally be ignored. thats just some special thing to link authors to the authorpage to their div and not to the author-post itself…
Have you created a search-results page template as described on that codex page?
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nr2012
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Have you created a search-results page template as described on that codex page?
Thats what ‘search.php’ is, right?
Some include a search.php template file. This is not a Search Page, it is merely a template that displays the search results.
I’m sorry – getting my pants in a twist – you are right
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nr2012
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on that codex page there is also a lot about ‘searchpage.php’ which I dont have and dont need…
Maybe thats a little confusing here.
But anyway. with all the other searches it works.
So I think my searchquery and everything is not wrong here.
The following part with ..if have posts, while posts… babla
should reveal all posts (and pages) of that query, right?
In my example I have a page with several custom fields displayed:
http://www.literaturundkunst.net/impressum/
If I search for ‘ZKBKCHZZ80A’ which is some content of a custom field in this page (at the bottom of the page) I get this result;¨
http://www.literaturundkunst.net/?s=ZKBKCHZZ80A
Which says that 1 result was found but it would not get displayed…
If I perform some other searches it works quite nicely..
