This module extends the Ajax Facets one, by adding support for both Search API Sorts and Current Search.
Dependencies
Jarvis is your admin assistant, putting Drupal at your fingertips via a quicksearch interface.
You may search nodes, taxonomy terms, and administrative links, preventing you from having to navigate the back-end of a site. This is particularly useful when trying to find content on a site that may contain thousands of nodes.
With just a couple clicks you can change your boring Drupal search box into a nice looking search box with icon animations.
Additional features:
The module currently has four search box theme to select from:
The configuration is located at: admin/config/search/better-search
This module let editors configure search terms per entity that should trigger
elevate (best bets) or exclude when users is searching the site.
The entity form integration is using a custom form field that can be added to
all entity bundles in Drupal.
The search backend integration is using Search API processor plugin for looking
up entities for elevation or exclusion during the search query generation. The
per backend type query manipulation is handled in Best Bets QueryHandler
plugins.
The CSE(Custom Search Engine) is a easy-to-use client side search module, which provide features like: Chinese search, full-text search and keywords highlight.
As the name indicates it, Elasticsearch Helper is a helper module to work with Elasticsearch on Drupal project.
Whereas modules like elasticsearch_connector and other search_api plugins try to abstract away the actual API of Elasticsearch, this module tries to embrace it instead. It provides some common tools on which to build your own integration.
Provides spelling suggestions for Apache Solr Search generated Views.
Spelling sugestions are displayed in a block.
This module integrates the Custom Search Engines you have already configured through your Google Account with your Drupal website.
You will have to provide you Search Engine's unique ID. To find it, go to your CSE manage page. Click on your already configured Search Engine or Create a New One. Under the Details Section, click on the button Search Engine ID.
You can optionally provide the Page Title for the Search Results Page.
