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Can I have two or more search results?
Hello, first of all, this is a great plugin, thank you for providing.
I have a question. I want to customize this plugin for getting all results from several different models. For example, I tried this below.
public function boot()
{
$this->search1();
$this->search2();
}
public function search1()
{
\Event::listen('offline.sitesearch.query', function ($query) {
// Search your plugin's contents
$items1 = Models\AppsData::where('app_name', 'like', "%${query}%")
->orWhere('app_id', 'like', "%${query}%")
->get();
// Now build a results array
$results1 = $items1->map(function ($item) use ($query) {
// If the query is found in the title, set a relevance of 2
$relevance = mb_stripos($item->title, $query) !== false ? 2 : 1;
// Optional: Add an age penalty to older results. This makes sure that
// newer results are listed first.
// if ($relevance > 1 && $item->published_at) {
// $relevance -= $this->getAgePenalty($item->published_at->diffInDays(Carbon::now()));
// }
return [
'title' => $item->app_name,
'text' => $item->app_id,
'url' => '/apps/appsDetail/' . $item->idx,
//'thumb' => $item->images->first(), // Instance of System\Models\File
'relevance' => $relevance, // higher relevance results in a higher
// position in the results listing
// 'meta' => 'data', // optional, any other information you want
// to associate with this result
// 'model' => $item, // optional, pass along the original model
];
});
return [
'provider' => 'App list', // The badge to display for this result
'results' => $results1,
];
});
}
public function search2()
{
\Event::listen('offline.sitesearch.query', function ($query) {
// Search your plugin's contents
$items2 = Models\MAService::where('app_name', 'like', "%${query}%")
->get();
// Now build a results array
$results2 = $items2->map(function ($item) use ($query) {
// If the query is found in the title, set a relevance of 2
$relevance = mb_stripos($item->title, $query) !== false ? 2 : 1;
// Optional: Add an age penalty to older results. This makes sure that
// newer results are listed first.
// if ($relevance > 1 && $item->published_at) {
// $relevance -= $this->getAgePenalty($item->published_at->diffInDays(Carbon::now()));
// }
return [
'title' => $item->app_name,
'text' => $item->app_name,
'url' => '/service/servicedetail/' . $item->idx,
//'thumb' => $item->images->first(), // Instance of System\Models\File
'relevance' => $relevance, // higher relevance results in a higher
// position in the results listing
// 'meta' => 'data', // optional, any other information you want
// to associate with this result
// 'model' => $item, // optional, pass along the original model
];
});
return [
'provider' => 'MA list', // The badge to display for this result
'results' => $results2,
];
});
}
However, it just shows first result only. Can I make this getting two or more search results? If I can, how can I modify this? I'm a novice to Laravel or OctoberCMS. If you could help me get through this, I would appreciate it.
Place a info('searching in 1') and info('searching in 2') line in those two event listeners to check if both are called. You will find the logged entries in your storage/logs/system.log file.
Registering multiple event listeners shouldn't be a problem. It might be your query that doesn't work as expected.
Could you explain more specific? I looked for the log file and it doesn't help much. For now, I can't find any errors related to this problem.
Do you mean my code doesn't have a problem?
Note the info() additions:
public function boot()
{
$this->search1();
$this->search2();
}
public function search1()
{
\Event::listen('offline.sitesearch.query', function ($query) {
info('searching search1');
// Search your plugin's contents
$items1 = Models\AppsData::where('app_name', 'like', "%${query}%")
->orWhere('app_id', 'like', "%${query}%")
->get();
// Now build a results array
$results1 = $items1->map(function ($item) use ($query) {
// If the query is found in the title, set a relevance of 2
$relevance = mb_stripos($item->title, $query) !== false ? 2 : 1;
// Optional: Add an age penalty to older results. This makes sure that
// newer results are listed first.
// if ($relevance > 1 && $item->published_at) {
// $relevance -= $this->getAgePenalty($item->published_at->diffInDays(Carbon::now()));
// }
return [
'title' => $item->app_name,
'text' => $item->app_id,
'url' => '/apps/appsDetail/' . $item->idx,
//'thumb' => $item->images->first(), // Instance of System\Models\File
'relevance' => $relevance, // higher relevance results in a higher
// position in the results listing
// 'meta' => 'data', // optional, any other information you want
// to associate with this result
// 'model' => $item, // optional, pass along the original model
];
});
return [
'provider' => 'App list', // The badge to display for this result
'results' => $results1,
];
});
}
public function search2()
{
\Event::listen('offline.sitesearch.query', function ($query) {
info('searching search2');
// Search your plugin's contents
$items2 = Models\MAService::where('app_name', 'like', "%${query}%")
->get();
// Now build a results array
$results2 = $items2->map(function ($item) use ($query) {
// If the query is found in the title, set a relevance of 2
$relevance = mb_stripos($item->title, $query) !== false ? 2 : 1;
// Optional: Add an age penalty to older results. This makes sure that
// newer results are listed first.
// if ($relevance > 1 && $item->published_at) {
// $relevance -= $this->getAgePenalty($item->published_at->diffInDays(Carbon::now()));
// }
return [
'title' => $item->app_name,
'text' => $item->app_name,
'url' => '/service/servicedetail/' . $item->idx,
//'thumb' => $item->images->first(), // Instance of System\Models\File
'relevance' => $relevance, // higher relevance results in a higher
// position in the results listing
// 'meta' => 'data', // optional, any other information you want
// to associate with this result
// 'model' => $item, // optional, pass along the original model
];
});
return [
'provider' => 'MA list', // The badge to display for this result
'results' => $results2,
];
});
}
Execute a search and check your logs. If both info lines are logged, there might be a problem with your query. In this case, try to dd($items2); and see what the output is.