The module's D8 version is currently under development, but beta releases are available already.
This module is an add-on to the Search API which allows the indexing and searching of attachments.
Skips search results page & redirects user to a specific page under configurable circumstances.
This module is in an early development stage, It is not intended to be used in production.
It's recommended to use Search Redirect beside:
A module suite providing extensible, configurable and fast typeahead ability for the core search. Also it might be used as an API.
This module is in an early development stage, It is not intended to be used in production.
This module combines Node Relativity and ApacheSolr to create search results pages in tree format rather than a paginated list. The resultant tree result set can be refined with both facets and keyword searches.
This module was created for use on the HM Government site data.gov.uk.
It can be seen in action on the Publisher hierarchy page.
The purpose of this project is to provide geospatial searches for Locations within Views through the Apache Solr and Apache Solr Views modules.
Requirements:
This module implements a punctuation pre-processor that provides special handling for punctuation characters when they are encountered within word strings during searching and indexing.
Though the core Drupal search module provides some basic punctuation processing, some characters (such as hyphens, periods and underscores) are never treated as word boundaries. This means that strings like "word-power" are only matched in a search for the whole string ("word-power") but NOT the individual fragments ("word" or "power").
#522242: Language facet / Multi-lingual search
Language Facet: Allows users to search content through node language. Languages can become a facet that can be used to refine the current search.
This is an add-on module to the excellent faceted search module (http://drupal.org/project/faceted_search).
Talus is a web-database used to arrange and classify industrial environmental management informationsystems (EMIS). This classification is thereby satisfying two target audiences: On the one hand, to give users a quick overview of the system landscape of EMIS (both in terms of current research prototypes and commercial ready-for-sale EMIS), and also to allow a computer-assisted selection process to assist the user in selecting specific EMIS for solving their individual problems.
See http://drupal.org/node/357082 for discussion on getting this module's functionality into Views in a more structured way.
So, what's the thing?
Arguments is one of the things that makes Views really powerful. Really. You should already know that arguments is some kind of filters in Views, but that they accept input data instead manual data to set the filter. Enough abou that.
There are at least two problems with arguments as they are currently used in Views:
This is a very small module to exclude nodes from search results by taxonomy term.
