Talk:Creating a search plugin
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Latest revision as of 05:09, 2 June 2011
the php file presented here is written in a procedural way.
For joomla 1.5, it's better to write it using a class, as explained here: http://docs.joomla.org/Creating_a_Plugin_for_Joomla_1.5
<?php //First start with information about the Plugin and yourself. For example: /** * @version $Id: nameofplugin.php versionnumber date author * @copyright Copyright * @license License, for example GNU/GPL * All other information you would like to add */ //To prevent accessing the document directly, enter this code: // no direct access defined( '_JEXEC' ) or die( 'Restricted access' ); // Import library dependencies jimport('joomla.plugin.plugin'); //Load the language file. Replace 'nameofplugin' with the name of your plugin. JPlugin::loadLanguage( 'plg_search_nameofplugin' ); class plgSearchnameofplugin extends JPlugin { /** * plugin 'areas', i.e. it's differents search sections * for this example, we us only one section, but you could have several (e.g: articles, categories, author...) * @var array */ var $_areas = array( 'mypluginsearcha' => 'PLG_MYSEARCHPLUGIN_AREA_A' ); /** * Handles onSearchAreas Event * * @return array */ function onSearchAreas() { return $this->_areas; } /** * Handles onSearchAreas event * * @param string $text the text to search * @param string $phrase the type of search (exact/all/any) * @param string $ordering ordering of the results (alpha/newest/...) * @param array $areas areas to be search * @return array matches */ function onSearch( $text, $phrase='', $ordering='', $areas=null ) { $db =& JFactory::getDBO(); $user =& JFactory::getUser(); //If the array is not correct, return it: if (is_array( $areas )) { if (!array_intersect( $areas, array_keys( $this->_areas ) )) { return array(); } } //Define the parameters. First get the right plugin; 'search' (the group), 'nameofplugin'. $plugin =& JPluginHelper::getPlugin('search', 'nameofplugin'); //Then load the parameters of the plugin. $pluginParams = new JParameter( $plugin->params ); //Now define the parameters like this: $limit = $pluginParams->def( 'nameofparameter', defaultsetting ); //Use the function trim to delete spaces in front of or at the back of the searching terms $text = trim( $text ); //Return Array when nothing was filled in. if ($text == '') { return array(); } // After this, you have to add the database part. This will be the most difficult part, because this changes per situation. // In the coding examples later on you will find some of the examples used by Joomla! 1.5 core Search Plugins. // in case of multiple sectionS, just repeat and adapt for each, merging each section results, // and filtering with an if statement: if (!$areas || in_array('mypluginsearcha', $areas))) {...} // It will look something like this, if you have only one section $wheres = array(); switch ($phrase) { //search exact case 'exact': $text = $db->Quote( '%'.$db->getEscaped( $text, true ).'%', false ); $wheres2 = array(); $wheres2[] = 'LOWER(a.name) LIKE '.$text; $where = '(' . implode( ') OR (', $wheres2 ) . ')'; break; //search all or any case 'all': case 'any': //set default default: $words = explode( ' ', $text ); $wheres = array(); foreach ($words as $word) { $word = $db->Quote( '%'.$db->getEscaped( $word, true ).'%', false ); $wheres2 = array(); $wheres2[] = 'LOWER(a.name) LIKE '.$word; $wheres[] = implode( ' OR ', $wheres2 ); } $where = '(' . implode( ($phrase == 'all' ? ') AND (' : ') OR ('), $wheres ) . ')'; break; } //ordering of the results switch ( $ordering ) { //alphabetic, ascending case 'alpha': $order = 'a.name ASC'; break; //oldest first case 'oldest': //popular first case 'popular': //newest first case 'newest': //default setting: alphabetic, ascending default: $order = 'a.name ASC'; } //replace nameofplugin $searchNameofplugin = JText::_( 'Nameofplugin' ); //the database query; differs per situation! It will look something like this: $query = 'SELECT a.name AS title,' . ' CONCAT_WS( " / ", '. $db->Quote($searchNameofplugin) .', b.title )AS section,' . ' "1" AS browsernav' . ' FROM #__nameofplugin AS a' . ' INNER JOIN #__categories AS b ON b.id = a.catid' . ' WHERE ( '. $where .' )' . ' AND a.published = 1' . ' AND b.access <= '. (int) $user->get( 'aid' ) . ' ORDER BY '. $order ; //Set query $db->setQuery( $query, 0, $limit ); $rows = $db->loadObjectList(); //The 'output' of the displayed link foreach($rows as $key => $row) { $rows[$key]->href = 'index.php?option=com_newsfeeds&view=newsfeed&catid='.$row->catslug.'&id='.$row->slug; } //Return the search results in an array return $rows; } }
JulienV 05:09, 2 June 2011 (CDT)