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SimpleSearch doesn't accept q as the search index. The 404 error page is thrown instead of showing results.
Steps to reproduce
Set the &searchIndex property to q in both SimpleSearch and SimpleSearchForm.
Clear the cache, perform a search in the front end.
Why would one use q instead of search as index? IMO it's visually more efficient and it looks less redundant. /search?q=modx+is+awesome+ VS /search?search=modx+is+awesome+ . See what I mean?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
SimpleSearch doesn't accept
q
as the search index. The 404 error page is thrown instead of showing results.Steps to reproduce
&searchIndex
property toq
in both SimpleSearch and SimpleSearchForm.Why would one use
q
instead ofsearch
as index? IMO it's visually more efficient and it looks less redundant./search?q=modx+is+awesome+
VS/search?search=modx+is+awesome+
. See what I mean?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: