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Search not working anymore...
Hi,
Something strange happened... We haven't changed anything in the back end of our shop, but since a few days the search funtion isn't working anymore... or at least, it's not returning any results!!! And it worked like a charm before. This is the site I'm talking about: http://www.posters-affiches.com I don't know if anyone has had the same problem, but I hope someone has a solution. Thanks in advance, Guytje |
I looked at the site an noticed two things...
(1) You have an error on the page. Check it out in IE and you will see the error in the lower lefthand corner. (2) Try changing your action back to: Code:
action="../customer/search.php" If all esle fails try reuploading your search.php file. It may have been corrupted. |
hmmmm... Something with substring...
This is really weird:
When I do a search, the result automatically generates a ?PHPSESSID=c1aacfb728c5a2d87fd7428bc66fa12b&substr ing= and then the substring... This should not be. It should be something like: http://www.posters-affiches.com/shop/customer/search.php?substring= Which works like a charm! Any idea??? Thanks, Guy |
Na, that session ID is normal. It works fine on my site. I am betting your search.php file is corrupted.
Just a guess. |
Can't be...
Well, I don't think that's true, because:
http://www.posters-affiches.com/shop/customer/search.php?substring= works fine But http://www.posters-affiches.com/shop/customer/search.php?PHPSESSID=c1aacfb728c5a2d87fd7428bc66fa 12b&substring= Doesn't yield any results! Any idea? Me |
Since you haven't changed anything on the backend, I still think your search.php file is corrupted, but that's just a guess. :roll:
I would contact x-cart, if you are still under their support, they can fix it for you. |
thanks!
I did it, and they had the matter fixed within a few hours! Am still at a loss about what the problem was...
But thanks for your concern. Cheers, Guy |
Guy,
Excellent news. Looks like that session ID stayed in the URL after all. If you are curious about the problem, email them back and ask for an explanation. It can be a tremendous help for any future occurences, besides I am very interested in their answer. :D |
Will do!
Keep you posted!
;-) G. |
fixed...
Well, this is what they did:
$ have replaces the following lines in customer/search.php: ================================ $tmp=strstr($QUERY_STRING, "XCARTSESSID="); if (!empty($tmp)) $QUERY_STRING=ereg_replace("XCARTSESSID=([0-9a-zA-Z]*)", "", $QUERY_STRING); if(!empty($QUERY_STRING)) { ================================ with the following one line: if(isset($substring)) { Am don't know what/how... but it works like a charm ;-) Thanks still for the help. Cheers, Guy[/b] |
Here's a break down of what they did...
================================ $tmp=strstr($QUERY_STRING, "XCARTSESSID="); // Find the xcart session ID in the search string if (!empty($tmp)) // If the session ID is found do the following $QUERY_STRING=ereg_replace("XCARTSESSID=([0-9a-zA-Z]*)", "", $QUERY_STRING); // Strip out the xcart session ID and its value then replace it with nothing, then set $QUERY_STRING equal to the resulting value if(!empty($QUERY_STRING)) { // if the resulting value is not empty then do the following ================================ They then just bipassed all that with: ================================ if(isset($substring)) { // if you have a substring (the value submitted by the form) then run the following code ================================ Weird thing is, that the code they stripped out is in my search.php file and it works well. :?: Hope that's clear! :D |
guytje,
It's been while since a post was made here, but I thought I would let you know that I turned off the session ID's on my site and ended up using your code mod from the x-cart team to fix my search as well. What comes around goes around, I guess. :) |
Cheers
:wink:
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