Am using drupal 5.7

i created the custom events display,

in that i added the search event ,

for that search , i written the validation ,

I include the JS file,... in the top of the search form,

But no use...

drupal_add_js("event_search.js") strSearch = ""; for(i=0;i<arrSearch.length;i++){ strSearch+=arrSearch[i]+"+"; } if(strSearch!=""){ strSearch = strSearch.substr(0,(strSearch.length-1)); //alert(strSearch); } window.location.href="/site1/?q=search/node/event/"+strSearch; return false;}</script>'; $block['content'].= '<form action="/site1/?q=search/node/event" name="frm_search_event" accept-charset="UTF-8" method="post" id="search-form" class="search-form" onsubmit="return event_search_validation();">'; $block['content'].= '<div><div class="form-item">';

$block['content'].= '<div class="container-inline" style="margin-right:100px;"><div class="form-item">'; $block['content'].= '<input type="text" maxlength="255" name="keys" id="edit-keys" name="txt_search_event" size="25" value="" class="form-text"/>'; $block['content'].= '</div>'; $block['content'].= '<input type="image" src="files/images/btn-search-events.jpg" align="middle" width="96" height="21 name="ops" id="edit-submits" value="Events Search" class="form-submit" onClick="javascript:return goToEventSearch();" />'; $block['content'].= '</div>'; $block['content'].= '</div>'; $block['content'].= '<input type="hidden" name="form_token" id="edit-search-form-form-token" value="29ae915e9bd7e3eb6d8a484b7095fed5" />'; $block['content'].= '<input type="hidden" name="form_id" id="edit-search-form" value="search_form" />'; $block['content'].= '</div></form>';

Thanks u

On Fri, Aug 1, 2008 at 11:56 AM, rolf@openusource.com wrote:

Hi,

That's the way to do it!

...

From which file do you call drupal_add_js? Make sure that the PHP file is

part of your running installation.

Which version of drupal are you using?

Regards, Rolfington

...

Hi

How to include the JS file ,

I tried drupal_add_js ,

but file not included

Any idea

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On Fri, Aug 1, 2008 at 1:53 PM, rolf@openusource.com wrote:

In drupal_add_js you will have to specify the path and name to your js file.

If you are calling drupal_add_js in a module and the js file is located within the module directory, you should call the function like this:

drupal_add_js(drupal_get_path('module', 'my_module').'/my_javascript.js');

If know the absolute path to the file, you should call the function like this:

drupal_add_js('some/path/my_javascript.js');

Note that if you are working with some special modules it might be necessary to add $base_url to the absolute path, like this:

global $base_url; drupal_add_js($base_url.'some/path/my_javascript.js');

Regards, rolfington

...

Am using drupal 5.7

i created the custom events display,

in that i added the search event ,

for that search , i written the validation ,

I include the JS file,... in the top of the search form,

But no use...

drupal_add_js("event_search.js") strSearch = ""; for(i=0;i<arrSearch.length;i++){ strSearch+=arrSearch[i]+"+"; } if(strSearch!=""){ strSearch = strSearch.substr(0,(strSearch.length-1)); //alert(strSearch); } window.location.href="/site1/?q=search/node/event/"+strSearch; return false;}</script>'; $block['content'].= '<form action="/site1/?q=search/node/event" name="frm_search_event" accept-charset="UTF-8" method="post" id="search-form" class="search-form" onsubmit="return event_search_validation();">'; $block['content'].= '<div><div class="form-item">';

$block['content'].= '<div class="container-inline" style="margin-right:100px;"><div class="form-item">'; $block['content'].= '<input type="text" maxlength="255" name="keys" id="edit-keys" name="txt_search_event" size="25" value="" class="form-text"/>'; $block['content'].= '</div>'; $block['content'].= '<input type="image" src="files/images/btn-search-events.jpg" align="middle" width="96" height="21 name="ops" id="edit-submits" value="Events Search" class="form-submit" onClick="javascript:return goToEventSearch();" />'; $block['content'].= '</div>'; $block['content'].= '</div>'; $block['content'].= '<input type="hidden" name="form_token" id="edit-search-form-form-token" value="29ae915e9bd7e3eb6d8a484b7095fed5" />'; $block['content'].= '<input type="hidden" name="form_id" id="edit-search-form" value="search_form" />'; $block['content'].= '</div></form>';

Thanks u

On Fri, Aug 1, 2008 at 11:56 AM, rolf@openusource.com wrote:

...

Hi,

That's the way to do it!

...

From which file do you call drupal_add_js? Make sure that the PHP file

is part of your running installation.

Which version of drupal are you using?

Regards, Rolfington

...

Hi

How to include the JS file ,

I tried drupal_add_js ,

but file not included

Any idea

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