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For the form to be listed in the control panel you have to submit at least one response. Does the form get listed after you submit a response?

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Correct. In your form template you would add your app ID in the app attribute:

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Your form handler function would go in your app's runtime file perch/addons/apps/gary_app_id/runtime.php:

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No that is not required for existing pages with existing regions. perch_content_create() creates a content region if it doesn't already exist. If the region already exists, you don't have to create it.

Hi David,

You can edit the URLs in your templates. Find the template(s) that is outputting the links, and change the URLs to what you need them to be.

Hello Gary,

You can keep using Perch Members for user authentication, but you may have to manage the profiles outside of it. Even if you write a custom form handler to handle the file uploads, there's no public API for locating and updating Members.

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How are you outputting your regions at the moment? Are you using perch_content() or perch_content_custom()?

Happy to help!

Your post_search_result.html template is like any other blog template. You need to use the perch:blog name space and you need to use the actual blog post fields. You are no longer in the context of the search there.

So you would use:

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Hi Tom,

You should be able to use action="/".

Hello Damian,

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You can output your regions with perch_content_custom() if you want it to output live data from Collections (assuming your adding the items to the regions with perch:related).

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You are outputting <li> twice per a single search result item. Once from inside search-result.html and again from inside post_search_result.html.

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It should be used to output the search results of a single blog post.

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If you want to limit the search results to the Blog app, you would use the apps option:

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Yes. Your template tags…

My comment included the path for each template ^^!

The function perch_content_search() uses the template templates/search/search-result.html by default. I'll assume you are using that.

With the search-result.html template you output the HTML for…

I have just launched a new site for a local optician (only in German available) using Perch Runway and for «Aktuelles» (News) Perch Blog:

https://brillenmosqua.de/

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It doesn't look like a Perch problem.

As far as I know you cannot use Redirect with a query string. You'll probably need to use RewriteCond and RewriteRule like Clive Walker suggested.

This htaccess tester is great for testing your rules

Make an HTTP request for the page. You can use PerchUtil::http_get_request() to do that pretty easily.

Runtime functions are not available in this context.

To fetch Collection items, you can use the importer API:

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And if you need to render a template in this context, you would use the template API.

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You would add it to your search results template.


If you really need to make all the Blog post fields available in search result, there are workarounds. I'll go over one:

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You would add your filter options alongside the data option. Assuming you have a field with the ID slug:

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