| UPRJon |
07-06-2007 04:10 PM |
Custom Search Redirects
Basically this will allow you to customize where a search word goes on your site.
If someone searches for "Free Ground Shipping", you can redirect them them to a custom page if you wanted.
In /include/search.php:
FIND:
Code:
#
# Update the session $search_data variable from $posted_data
#
if (!empty($posted_data)) {
$need_advanced_options = false;
foreach ($posted_data as $k=>$v) {
if (!is_array($v) && !is_numeric($v))
$posted_data[$k] = stripslashes($v);
if (in_array($k, $advanced_options) && $v !== "")
$need_advanced_options = true;
}
# Update the search statistics
if ($posted_data["substring"]) {
db_query("INSERT INTO $sql_tbl[stats_search] (search, date) VALUES ('".addslashes($posted_data["substring"])."', '".time()."')");
}
AFTER, ADD:
Code:
$surprise_array = array(
array("keyword" => "help me for the love of god",
"url" => "home.php"),
array("keyword" => "charlie the unicorn",
"url" => "pages.php?pageid=5"),
array("keyword" => "gift certificate",
"url" => "product.php?id=16") ,
array("keyword" => "free shipping",
"url" => "pages.php?pageid=5")
);
$i=0;
foreach ($surprise_array as $k) {
if (strtolower($posted_data["substring"]) == $surprise_array[$i]["keyword"]) {
$url_go = $surprise_array[$i]["url"];
}
$i++;
}
if($url_go){
func_header_location($url_go);
}
Basically add or change the "keyword" and "url" in the $surprise_array.
Tested in 4.1.7 |
