By jaichu1 on

Hey,

I'm using the Quicktabs module to organize and present content on my site. So most of the nodes are not meant to be individually but are to be viewed under a particular tab on a particular page! But when a user searches for content using the default search module that is available, the individual nodes meant to be viewed as tabs also get displayed (which I dont want).
How can i get across this problem?

Thanks

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dddave’s picture

dddave commented

http://drupal.org/project/search_config

http://drupal.org/project/search_block

jaichu1’s picture

jaichu1 commented

Thanks a lot,
But... What these modules do is they make sure that the particular nodes dont even feature in the search. What I thought of achieving was if the text is present in one of the nodes inside the tabs then the link to the page containing the tab should be displayed! Will I be able to get this functionality if i sit and write my own module. (Havent written one till now! )

ShannonK’s picture

ShannonK commented

This is also the case when a user clicks on content in a tab....they are taken to a node (the node which has the content), and that node doesn't show the tabs. This is a little confusing, as they then have to use the browser Back button, which will bring them to the first tab and its content, then they would have to click on the tab they were interested in again.

Don't get me wrong - I love Quicktabs and use them all over my site, but this one feature of being taken to a node and leaving the tabs behind is a certainly a negative.

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dddave commented

I guess that something like this can bewritten with a custom module. I am a total php stiff so I cannot give even the smallest hint how to do so. ;)