Integrating node and file search results

Many users of search_attachments have requested being able to have search results from both node content and files in a single tab, as opposed to having separate tabs for each. Currently, any module that calls hook_search() and do_search(), both of which search_attachments does because it uses the core index tables, gets its search results placed in a separate tab. (Another example of this in Drupal core is the user module.) This behavior is built into Drupal's hook_search, and even though I've started thinking about how to work around this behavior (see comment #3 at http://drupal.org/node/242748), it appears that this is just the way that Drupal works.

Good news is that based on a suggestion from Robert Douglass, who is compiling a search issue queue for Drupal 7, I have added an issue that addresses the integration of node search results with results from other modules. Hopefully the idea will interest enough Drupal developers that it will make it into Drupal 7 core. Feel free to leave a comment to show your support for this issue.

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Increase Maximum size of Upload File

Hi Mark

Its Ankit here, I hope you remember, I disturb you lot during I was using your Search Module.

You Search module is working great !!.

Now I just have 1 little problem.

I can only upload file to my drupal website of size only 4MB.

I already change PHP file in Windows directory to limit of 200MB.

But it still can not change limit.

Can you please help that which another file and which code I need to modify increase the limit.

Sorry to disturb you again.

Thanks a lot as always for your time and help.

Regards

Ankit

Make sure you are modifying the correct php.ini file

Hi Ankit,

First, you should verify that you are modifying the correct php.ini file by viewing the output of phpinfo(). Then, take a look at http://www.radinks.com/upload/config.php for more information on how to configure your PHP installation to allow bigger file uploads. There may be other resources that you can find using google.

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