SEO URL's makes search into the wrong URL

after my SEO urls, all fine, but there is little problem in their product search

if it is in a "store front", we can be accurate in the search product

but if for example we choose a category, then do a search of a product, then the result into the wrong url

example:
1. is in a "store front"
we're looking product "Aplle", it will come out tag-based product "aple"

2. in conditions that we choose the product category first, then search product, the product that comes out instead of "apple", but instead like a "store front" at first

please help T_T



so for example like this

This link after SEO URLs

- from "Store Front", a direct search, a link like this:
http://www.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.c om / index.php / index.php? route = product / best-search & keyword = & category_id = 0

- from the "store front", we select a category (eg category name LAPTOP), then he will return to the menu search Category such as all, then the result of a link like this:
http://www.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.c om/c-18-laptop/index.php? route = product / best-search & keyword = & category_id = 18

cause, when the search he was still calling the previous category in select (c-18-laptop)

what's the solution kak

my website: www.bajucoupleonline.com

T_T

My suggestion? Purchase Justin's ZEND SEARCH MODULE. It blows the default out of the water. (DISCLAIMER(obviously the default is there for a reason and if Open Cart was not Open Source Free then the search would be something comperable) It's based on APACHE's LUCENE search. Justin has taken the ZEND SEARCH MODULE and integrated it into Open Cart beautifully. http://www.opencart.com/index.php?route ... order=DESC

I have a customized version that will search for 5-6 different parameters. In the administration you have to create the index by clicking a button. The index will build over time.

Lucene never touches the database instead it references a directory outside of the database. This is the index that will be built upon as you go. Compiled if you will.

It's worth the money. I have a store that has well over 4000 items and the payload for hitting a database during a search is costly especially with lots of traffic.

If your store is small then so be it you might not justify purchasing it and fixing your problem instead. I was just letting you know

Contact me via joe@involutionmedia.com or add me on Skype at Involution Media. I can point you in the right direction.

avvici wrote:Contact me via joe@involutionmedia.com or add me on Skype at Involution Media. I can point you in the right direction.

Same problem here. Is there a simple solution to fix this?

With seo URL I get xy.com/seo-url/index.php... and because of this search not works (because search is: xy.com/index.php...)

Here is a fix from me:

find in /catalog/view/theme/YOURTHEMENAME/template/common/header.tpl:
change to:
explanation: pathArray[1] adds unnecessary .com/thisisthepatharray/, we won't need that. Simply remove pathArray[1] + '/' and your url is now good at the search too. Maybe a moderator can confirm my mod?

Avvici wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 10, 2011 9:39 am

My suggestion? Purchase Justin's ZEND SEARCH MODULE. It blows the default out of the water. (DISCLAIMER(obviously the default is there for a reason and if Open Cart was not Open Source Free then the search would be something comperable) It's based on APACHE's LUCENE search. Justin has taken the ZEND SEARCH MODULE and integrated it into Open Cart beautifully. http://www.opencart.com/index.php?route ... order=DESC

I have a customized version that will search for 5-6 different parameters. In the administration you have to create the index by clicking a button. The index will build over time.

Lucene never touches the database instead it references a directory outside of the database. This is the index that will be built upon as you go. Compiled if you will.

It's worth the money. I have a store that has well over 4000 items and the payload for hitting a database during a search is costly especially with lots of traffic.

If your store is small then so be it you might not justify purchasing it and fixing your problem instead. I was just letting you know

@Avvici do you still happen to have the Zend Lucene search module? It's not available anywhere on the web and i would really benefit from improving the search experience in my Opencart 1.5 installation. I would really appreciate your answer. Thanks!