It seems there is no way to turn off "advanced search"
I don't need it, so i commented it out. Perhaps here should be an option too...

And as a final thought,
The module is not SEO yet; it should be able to change the title of the search and the page... But thats a detail.

Thanks for a great module!

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David Lesieur commented

I'm not sure I get your point on SEO. The page title reflects the current search.

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dagomar commented

Hi david,

sorry for that really short remark. I had to build a website from scratch in a few days, so i didnt elaborate. My point with SEO was that now it will show the module name in the adresse bar. This can't be overridden ( i saw it was hardcoded) It is not a very big problem, but it would be nice to have it changed to something more il8n complaient.

(would t() work??)

thanks again for a wonderfull module!

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David Lesieur commented

Ah, you are referring to the fact that "faceted_search" appears in the URLs? This is like every other Drupal module — we have to choose a path to dispatch page requests to the module. Using "search" would conflict with the core search module, so "faceted_search" seemed to make the most sense.

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dagomar commented

You are right david.

forgive me if a seem a noob sometimes :) I have been using drupal for about 3 weeks now. It is not a big problem that the name of the module appears in the url. It was just something i noticed. I think it would be nice if it could be changed (optionally) but obviously there is no real need for that, apart from an aesthetic one.

Thanks for a great module there david!

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David Lesieur commented
Status: Active » Fixed

The "advanced search" has now morphed into a "more options" page linked from the keyword search block. You might want to have a look at the latest "dev" version. I'm still unsure about the labelling: "more options". Feedback is welcome!

So I've eliminated the need for separate "standard" and "advanced" search pages by having a single page for both, with "advanced" fields grouped into a collapsible fieldset à la Drupal core search. If you don't even want those advanced fields, you could easily hide them through CSS, or remove them completely through hook_form_alter(). The "more options" link itself can also be removed through hook_form_alter().

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)