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Project:
Core searches
Version:
6.x-1.0
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Code
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Normal
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Created:
30 Sep 2010 at 15:03 UTC
Updated:
17 Jan 2011 at 14:58 UTC
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All the other patches I found failed at some point. So I merged parts of the 6.14 and 6.17 patches (#865080: The patch doesn't work for Drupal 6.17).
The result worked for me, please test and provide feedback.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #4 | Screen shot 2010-12-02 at 5.31.31 PM.png | 77.06 KB | R-H |
| DRUPAL-6-19.patch | 18.92 KB | gomez_in_the_south |
Comments
Comment #1
tcampbell commentedDid work for me on 6.19.
Comment #2
mjgmaas commentedDid work for me on 6.19
Comment #3
rob c commentedPatches clean, seems to work brilliantly! on 6.19 (this is exactly what i was looking for ++++ Gomez_in_the_South !)
For people who use Apache Solr: you don't even need to install the module, you only need to roll this patch, if i understand everything correctly, to disable the Drupal content and user search. (If you do install it, you'll end up with 2 content search tabs.)
Solr will index everything. (can't stress this one enough: disable the Drupal search cron job at the config search page and Solr will do ALL the heavy lifting. Lots of people are trying to search for these options. Also really do not get why this module is marked as 'Obsolete', i can't find another mod / patch / combination that does the same as this combination does.)
Tested with the 1.x branch of Apache Solr and it seems to work like expected.
This patch deserves a lot more attention if you ask me.
(Adding tags, possibly change the title to make it fit a lil better?
'Disable/remove content/user search Drupal 6.19' ?
Cause it's not only related to coresearches, but to Drupal itself and a lot more search-related stuff like Solr.)
Comment #4
R-H commentedCorrect me if I'm wrong but I think the ApacheSolr module now handles disabling Core Search automatically. See attached image.
Comment #5
timoratd commentedIf you did not set "index 0 node per cron" on this page: admin/settings/search
the search table will grow, and, never been used, since it is not the 'default'.
Comment #6
burningdog commentedTo confirm #4, apachesolr does indeed handle disabling core search.