Search

Add-on module to Apache Solr Search Integration that adds simple autocomplete functionality. It enforces node access, meaning that all suggestions are only from nodes that the user actually has access to.

Requirements

Requires Apache Solr Search Integration versions:

• Apache Solr 6.x-1.x branch: RC1 or newer
• Apache Solr 6.x-2.x branch: current DEV version

If you have a stopwords.txt file in your Solr configuration directory, it will use that to avoid suggesting those words. (Only tested with Jetty in current Solr distribution)

Installation

Install and enable module. All search boxes that lead to an Apache Solr search will automatically be autocomplete-enabled.

If you have any node access modules in place like Workflow Access, Book Access, etc. make sure you have enabled the Apache Solr Node Access module (included with the Apache Solr module).

Todo

• The algorithm for suggestions isn't really user-tested. It's rather useless to, say, suggest too-frequent terms that are in all your nodes.
• It would be nice to have some way to track usage of these suggestions.

Want a feature? Have a suggestion? Please file an issue.

Notes

The Adjusti-Search module provides a simple and clean block for Drupal that allows integration of all searches (those provided by Drupal, other modules, and external to Drupal itself) that take their querystring from the URL into one search block. This is a useful module if you are running multiple searches on your site or wish to integrate external searches into the search mechanisms of your site.

This module does not provide any new search functions itself. Rather, it creates a simple interface that all searches can be reached through.

6.x-1.3 and 5.x-1.3 features include:

• Displaying search options as a drop-down list or a set of radio buttons.
• Option to open searches to external websites in a new window.
• Reordering search options based on numerical weights.

The Apache Solr AJAX module AJAXifies Apache Solr Search Integration – if you change your query or filters, you see the new result set instantly – no need to reload the full page.

Which module to pick?

No new URL shortening features will be accepted into this module: consider this a backport of the Drupal 7 shortlink functionality. For a module with more flexibility, please look at the Short URL module.
ShortURL is the module with all the features and this one the one without any configuration!

Drupal 7 port

This module will not be ported to Drupal 7, because Drupal 7 already includes support for the shortlink standard. You will only need to install the Global Redirect module to automatically redirect the user to the corresponding alias.

Description

This module offers simple support for the shortlink standard, currently only for nodes.

Typically, you use the Pathauto module to automatically generate path aliases for the content (nodes) you create (or maybe you enter aliases manually). These are typically longer than the original "node/" paths.

This module aims to be independent from other web services and thus uses those "node/" paths for short URLs. This of course implies that your short URLs will only go offline if your site goes offline. This module relies on the Global Redirect module to perform the redirects to the aliased paths.

Provides a Google Search Appliance search engine for Faceted Search.

This module is the glue between Faceted Search and Google Search Appliance.
While the categories (taxonomy facets, content type facets, etc.) are still
retrieved from Drupal, the search results get served up by GSA. GSA
collections can be assigned to Faceted Search environments.

Requirements
The Faceted Search module needs to be decoupled from the Drupal
search by applying patch http://drupal.org/node/230415#comment-1948258. This
patch shouldn't break current Faceted Search installs, it allows
users to switch between search engines for any given Faceted Search
environment.

Features
Implemented are most of the core Faceted Search methods and facets, including

• author facet
• content type facet
• taxonomy facet

To Do / Issues

• Search results sorting needs to be added
• The date authored facet hasn't been tested
• Only the extract faceted_search_ui style works
• Faceted Search Views integration is not implemented

Credits
Sponsored by Digital People Online (http://digitalpeopleonline.com)

GMap_Direx (GMap Direction Extras) is a module that allows the request of directions
from Google's GMap service and stores all details about the direction in the Drupal
database for later view. All those directions are user specific and no route can be
saved more than once.

This module was driven by specific customer request and has been developed in a generic
form to be able to submit this to the open community. However, in the next few weeks it's
like to get changed fundamentally, so you should expect some important changes. Therefore
use with care in production sites for the time being.

After installation and configuration, just visit your account profile at
http://www.example.com/user/your_name and you'll fina a new tab called "My Directions"
or go there directly: http://www.example.com/user/your_user_id/gmap_direx. Here you
find two new tabs to either display all saved locations or add a new one. Everything
else should be self-explaining.

Requirements

Drupal 6 and the GMap module (including a free Google Map API key)

Installation

Install as usual, see http://drupal.org/node/70151 for further information.

Configuration

Configure Gmap_Direx in Administer >> Site configuration >> GMap Direction Extras