I have a 4.7 clean installation and everything seems to be fine, except when I enabled search module.

The search don't return any result for the word which is right there on front-page. When I search for users, same problem

Site: www.ssvpsonline.com - its alumni site for our engineering school. Try any word from on the first page.

Any help is appriciated

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heine’s picture

I took the liberty to visit www.ssvpsonline.com/cron.php and search is working now.

You need to setup a crontab entry (or scheduler in Windows) on your host, install poormanscron or use a cron webservice to periodically visit cron.php.
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dshah’s picture

Other problem with search

Okay, I see that its working now.

However, check this..enter a search term in search box and hit 'enter' key, there is no result. But if mouse clicked on search button, proper results are returned

:-O

heine’s picture

I get the same results when clicking the button or when hitting enter with Opera 8 & 9 TP2. With Internet Explorer no such luck.

The difference between mouse & enter is that the POST variable op is not filled by IE 6. IE 6 sends:

edit%5Bkeys%5D=alumni&edit%5Bform_id%5D=search_formHTTP/1.1 302

whereas (with mouse or other browsers) :

edit%5Bkeys%5D=alumni&op=Search&edit%5Bform_id%5D=search_formHTTP/1.1 302

What 4.7 version do you use? If it's beta 4 an issue may have been filed already.
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gorm_mrog’s picture

In http://drupal.org/node/55829 I had a similar problem.

I solved it by adding a hidden input:

input type="hidden" name="op"

- that did it for me.