Posted by PebbleWorks on January 29, 2010 at 9:47am
Is it me or is the search broken... Do I need to get some search modules or updates...
Basically I have three views which have different node types to the main ones. When I search for content in the page type nodes the search finds the content. How ever when I search for the title of news, gallery or promotion node contents I have made which are displayed with views the search seems to not find anything on them...
Have I missed something is there settings I need to sort out... What am I doing wrong?
Thanks in advance :)
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cron
Did you run cron again? (http://yoursite/cron.php)
Cron will index all of your content.
no...
No i didnt I assumed it did it automatically... if not how do i set cron to run automatically?
it worked!
Thanks a bunch! But How do I get cron to do this on its own as... I don't want to have to do this all the time as its not going to be my site...
no prob
No problem!
You can find some info about cronjobs and how to configure @ http://drupal.org/cron
Found this...
http://drupal.org/project/poormanscron
Is this just as good as setting up a crontab... it seems a bit tediase to set up a cron tab or is it more efficent then this module?
Better plan
I found this very usful post. So for anyone who stumbles on this. Here is how to set cron up:
http://drupal.org/node/179421
kirgizboy08 - January 18, 2008 - 23:34
Hi drupalina. I hope you managed to set up cron jobs with cpanel . if you 're still having problems, I will try to explain step by step.
"How to set up cron Jobs on Hostmonster"?
step 1: - Go to your Control Panel (Cpanel)
step2: - Go to "Advanced" tab of your Control Panel, where you see "cron jobs" icon.
step 3.- click on cron jobs icon (calendar like)
step 4: you will see 2 buttons: "Standard" and "Advanced (Unix Style)"- Click on "Standard" button!
step 5: You have to insert a command; Now let's say your have domain name: www.dddrupal.com+ and your hostmonster login let's say is "drupe0".
IF!!! www.dddrupal.com is your main Domain on hostmonster then command will be this: php /home/drupe0/public_html/cron.php
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If www.dddrupal.com is NOT a main domain, the command will look
like this: php /home/drupe0/public_html/dddrupal/cron.php
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note if you write a command with "php" sticked to slash it won't work!!
like this php/home/drupe0/.... (no good)
give a space after "php" like this: php /home/drupe0/ ..... (good:)
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step 6: just choose cron jobs run time period (2 hours/every day...etc);
step7: CLICK "Save crontab" button
You're done now, you can check you drupal site's "status report", where you will find out that cron jobs have been set.
sorry for long story, but this step by step guide is also for future users having similar problems.
good luck