Search: Fatal error Class 'flexicontent_html' not found

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11 years 8 months ago #34165 by gcprnet

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After my upgrade to r1648 (J. 1.5.26) my search stopped working. This happens when I activate the 'ADV Search - FLEXIcontent' plugin:

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Fatal error: Class 'flexicontent_html' not found in /var/www/......../htdocs/plugins/search/flexiadvsearch.php on line 225

When I deactivate the plugin everything seems to be ok. Since noone else seems to have reported this I think this has something to do with my local install. Is there anything I miss?

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11 years 8 months ago #34168 by ggppdk

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-- To fix this add the following to the top of the flexiadvsearch.php plugin file:

Code:

require_once(JPATH_SITE.DS.'components'.DS.'com_flexicontent'.DS.'classes'.DS.'flexicontent.helper.php');

NOTE that you should now use flexicontent advanced search view as it gives a lot more options PLUS full faceted search and custom filter appearances e.g. as ranges or as radio button or as checkboxes (configure filter appearance in each field)

The problem with second page of advanced search view not having results is being fixed and will be in v2.0.1 soon

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11 years 8 months ago #34170 by gcprnet

Replied by gcprnet on topic Search: Fatal error Class 'flexicontent_html' not found

Thank you very much!
To use the advanced search view, I suppose I'll just have to use the flexicontent advanced search module and enable the 'ADV Search - FLEXIcontent' plugin instead of the 'Search - FLEXIcontent' plugin?

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11 years 8 months ago #34171 by ggppdk

Replied by ggppdk on topic Search: Fatal error Class 'flexicontent_html' not found

Yes
1. you need advanced search plugin !

2. and you need advanced search module in order to link FLEXIcontent advanced search (also future version of FLEXIcontent Advanced Search will display filters too)

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11 years 8 months ago #34175 by gcprnet

Replied by gcprnet on topic Search: Fatal error Class 'flexicontent_html' not found

Just tried it but it doesn't seem to work for me.
When I search my site using the FC advanced search,
the ouput seems to be solely, what the search delivers without the rest of my site. It starts with

Code:

<div id="flexicontent" class="flexicontent  fcsearch" >

and ends with

Code:

Fatal error: Call to a member function getPagesLinks() on a non-object in /var/www/.../htdocs/templates/cep/html/com_flexicontent/search/default_results.php on line 51

see my testserver at test.cleanenergy-project.de (temporary search is at the top right below the login links

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11 years 8 months ago #34185 by ggppdk

Replied by ggppdk on topic Search: Fatal error Class 'flexicontent_html' not found

It was as i suspected :

You have a Joomla Frontend Template override for flexicontent file:

yourjoomlatemplate/html/com_flexicontnet/search/default_results.php

which using variable
$this->pagination
but in FC final this was changed to
$this->pageNav

changing variable name , correct the problem,
I will add a new variable alias , for people having older template overrides

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