Commons In A Box Global Search?
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Tagged: buddypress, search widget
Hey Everyone, this is such a flexible awesome theme 😀
But does anyone know of a way to implement a global search widget that searches all BuddyPress groups, members and posts and then displays the results on one page?
Hi Eli
I use http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/custom-google-search/
Thanks for the response @1two3
Hmm, I have used alot of WPMU Dev’s plugins, but does that plugin search BuddyPress groups, members etc. as well?
Hi Eli, it will search everything google can see.
I think I see what you are looking for @wpuncharted. I’m looking for the same:
A search that not only gives you elements of content (doscs, pages, wiki, posts, files, forum posts) but also elements of “structure” (people, groups, forums themselves or forum topics, projects if collabpress etc…).
Tag should do that, but it seems tags function in silos. It would be great to have a sitewide tagging function that pulls together on a page all the elements including members, groups, projects etc with that tag.
I posted on this with no reply yet: https://commonsinabox.org/groups/help-support/forum/topic/members-tags-sitewide-tags/
Hoping this has a solution.
Helene
We use Google custom search for this on the CUNY Academic Commons — http://commons.gc.cuny.edu
@Mkgold. Is it a plugin? The same one as Myschoolstuff ? http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/custom-google-search/ There are several google custom search and custom google search plugins. And this one does not appear in the Cbox plugin search.
@1two3 yours seem to have google ads. Can this be turned off?
Can we configure some proeminence of tagged stuff or distinction between tagged stuff (intentional) and keywords based search (non tagged activity)?
Hi Helene —
No, not a plugin — we’ve embedded the search form directly into the theme
files. Think we have an open ticket on Github related to adding a search
box to the CBOX theme.
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