As I said, you need to either run cron manually or set it up to run about once an hour or two. See my original post for instructions.
2009/3/23 ram prasath ramprasath_explicit@yahoo.co.in
Thank you victor for your quick reply..
I had tried the solution given by you But I didn't able to get the search value I had given
Its showing like this Your search yielded no results
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From: Victor Kane victorkane@gmail.com Subject: Re: [support] simple search To: support@drupal.org Date: Monday, 23 March, 2009, 6:45 PM
First of all, your site has to be indexed regularly, you can do this by either running cron manually from the admin status report page (Administer -> Reports), or by setting up cron to run on your server (see http://drupal.org/cron ).
Then there are two ways to add the interface for the users:
- Assign the search block to any region (header, sidebar, etc.) you like.
You can do this in Administer > Site building > Blocks. 2. Many themes include a search block which can be enabled via the theme configuration at Administer > Site building > Themes ... > your theme configuration.
Victor Kane http://awebfactory.com.ar http://projectflowandtracker.com
2009/3/23 ram prasath <ramprasath_explicit@yahoo.co.inhttp://mc/compose?to=ramprasath_explicit@yahoo.co.in
HI, Can u tel me how to add a simple search using drupal. im my drupal home page
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