[Typo3] Re: How do I get indexed_search to index file links generated from my own extension? [SOLVED]
Morten Egelund Rasmussen
MER at Brunata.dk
Wed Feb 23 13:04:44 CET 2005
Got it!
It was because my file URL was prepended with a slash (i.e.
"/fileadmin/test.pdf"). Changing the URL to "fileadmin/test.pdf" it
works just fine.
Cheers,
~Morten :-)
>>> MER at Brunata.dk 23-02-2005 08:40:51 >>>
Hi again!
Thanks for the links guys, but it doesn't really seem to help me,
since
they only mention links to other Typo3 pages. I just want to link to a
static PDF-file, which I want indexed_search to follow.....
Any ideas?
~Morten
PS: Sorry for the thread-breaking behaviour of this mail in the
list-archives, but I was subscribed on a digest basis, and couldn't
find
a way to retrieve particular mails from the list manager.....
> Patrick Rodacker wrpte:
>
> Try to generate correct typolinks in your extension. Maybe this
helps.
>
> Here you can find a tutorial by Karsten Hachmeister:
>
> http://typo3.hachmeister.org/Make_correct_Typolinks.412.0.html
>
>
>> Morten previously wrote:
>>
>> In the PHP code of my extension, I have put this:
>>
>> $this->allowCaching = 1;
>>
>> However, indexed_search only indexes the HTML output itself from my
>> extension, and not the links to my PDF files.... (Note:
indexed_search
>> indexes PDF files just fine when the PDF link is in an ordinary
text
>> element).
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