Hi,
I also haven't seen that done, but I think it would be fairly easy.
The pattern for the action of your form would come from the submit
function here [1]
I would use a small javascript function to take the submitted search
terms and escape them and add them to the end of the search URL. Then
direct the browser there.
[1]
https://github.com/Islandora/islandora_solr_search/blob/7.x/includes/blocks.inc#L497-L509
Essentially if you go to
http://my_islandora_site/islandora/search/some_urlencoded_search_terms
you should get a search result.
cheers,
jared
On 2018-05-02 10:23 AM, mjordan wrote:
> Hi Thomas,
>
>
> Over the summer we'll be completing work on an Islandora module that
> will perform a user's search entered on one Islandora instance in
> another (or maybe even multiple other) instances and present a list of
> those remote results in the source Islandora, as a block. We are doing
> this because we have related collections across our four Islandora
> instances and want to have a user's search present results from those
> collections without the user having to know about the location of the
> other collections.
>
>
> This is a Drupal module, not a Wordpress plugin, but it might be useful
> to you since it will demonstrate how to search a remote Islandora and
> bring back results into the source system. To get this to work from
> within Wordpress, you'll need to write a plugin for that platform.
>
>
> When our module is ready for production, I'll announce it on this list,
> but if you want to find out more in the meantime, let me know.
>
>
> Mark
>
>
>
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> *To:* islandora
> *Subject:* [islandora] External site search box
>
> Hi all,
>
> My library is upgrading it's website to a Wordpress site and we would
> like to add in a search box that will let the user enter in a search and
> then bring them to the results page in repository. Basically the same
> idea as having a catalog search bar on a site, but for the archives.
> Has anyone done this before? Not sure where to start with it and don't
> see any Islandora specific examples.
>
> Thanks
> Thomas
>
>
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