Search

The Search Engine Referer API module is indented to be used by other modules, in blocks or themes to provide targeted content to users who come from search engines.

This module provides a function to retrieve information on the search performed by a user who comes from one of the supported search engines. The function serapi_get_search() returns an array containing the referring URL, the extracted search string and an array with the search keyword(s).

The modules list page can become quite big when dealing with a fairly large site or even just a dev site meant for testing new and various modules being considered. What this module aims to accomplish is the ability to quickly find the module you are looking for without having to rely on the browsers search feature which more times than not shows you the module name in the 'Required by' or 'Depends on' sections of the various modules or even some other location on the page like a menu item.

FieldFinder is a Durpal module based on CCK. The idea of FieldFinder is to help developers to define a "search block" according to predefined content types (the "search page" will be provided in future version). Users or developers are able to build a "content type" which is CCK, then select the fields of the "content type" to be added to the search form. The fieldset property can be used to group the fields.

The style of form, result and result page can be controlled by the theme or the template.
Currently support CCK field types: text, number.

The core Search module provides a simple list of top search phrases from the watchdog log using the function dblog_top. However, most sites clear watchdog frequently. Search log stores search terms indefinitely and provides more robust reporting.

The main objective of relevance module is to provide a block of related content that can be extensivelly configured, according to the website needs.

It seeks for relevant content by making a kind of 'score' rate for each relevant data. All the relevant data are summed and the greater ones are showed on a block.

The module can be used with taxonomy, dates and statistics. Also, it's possible to set the importance of each one of the itens that compose the calculation of the relevance.

AREA is a visualization tool that allows friendly-graphical browsing of your nodes and creation of intuitive representations. Also allows the user to see the weight of their searches of the entire site.

PLEASE: if you are running Area module in your drupal, send me an email to jaume AT nualart.cat
I want to improve this tool and share experiencies and ideas.

When you install this module (only tested in drupal 6.x) you get a tree map representation of your site, which can be enabled in a block.

This module implements the Swedish stemming algorithm to improve Swedish-language searching with the Drupal built-in search.module.

Adds a configurable microformats hCard block to your site.

Google Local, and other local search engines, are increasingly looking for an hcard on local business web sites. This module makes it very easy to configure one and drop it into, say, the footer of your site. It also does a little randomization of the content so that it's different on every page.

The Operator Firefox Plug-in recognizes the hcard from this module.

This module allows the administrator to create a wide ranging set of similarity calculations. It can out of the box, calculate similar nodes of a specific type using the search index, taxonomy terms and node title. These similarities are calculated on cron run.

This module implements a stemming algorithm to improve search results in Spanish with the Drupal built-in search module.