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$Id: README.txt,v 1.0.1 2006/01/02 17:40:57 Dublin Drupaller Exp $
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Introduction:
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This module provides a custom flexinode search page that allows users to search flexinode content
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on a field by field basis.
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This module is intended for Drupal version 4.6.x
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Installation:
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1. Upload flexisearch.module to your /MODULES/ folder.
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2. Go to the ADMINISTER section of your drupal site.
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3. Click on MODULES
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4. Enable the flexisearch.module
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5. Go to ADMINISTER -> SETTINGS -> FLEXISEARCH
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6. (Optionally) insert some help text for your users or customise the navigation menu link & page title.
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7. Select which flexinode fields from each content type you would like included in your search.
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8. If you're installing flexisearch.module on an existing site with content, you need to refresh your database search index before using Flexisearch, so before saving your settings,
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select YES to instruct Drupal to re-index your site.
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9. Click on SAVE CONFIGURATION.
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10. Go to ADMINISTER -> ACCESS CONTROL and enable SEARCH FLEXINODES for specific user roles.
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11. Flexisearch is now active on your site, a link will appear in the navigation menu for users with
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permission to SEARCH FLEXINODES.
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Hope you find it useful.
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Email me or post a message on the drupal.org site if you have any ideas on how I can improve the module.
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Dublin Drupaller
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gus@modernmediamuse.com
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