Search

DynoSearcho lets users dynamically search for different types of content using AJAX (actually, AHAH).

This module allows the site admin to display various blocks on the site that provide a dynamic way to search for content. DynoSearch uses AHAH to display results as the user enters them (similar to Drupal's most-excellent autocomplete feature). Each block can be configured to display a configurable number of results from specific node types.

DynoSearcho is not meant to be a replacement for Drupal default search.

AJAX Table contains serious security vulnerabilities. Do not use this module.

See SA-CONTRIB-2009-53 - Ajax Table - Multiple vulnerabilities for details.

This module is intended for administrators who have to jump around to specific pages while managing Drupal sites. It's a hotkey-activated launcher utility inspired by Quicksilver, Gnome Do and other desktop launchers. A configurable hotkey (Ctrl-M by default, or Crtl-T in older versions) brings up the dialog. Type in any part of the title or path of the page and an autocompleted list of possibilities will pop up. Unlike many other dynamic search modules, Teleport searches titles and paths of system pages as well as node titles. See this short screencast for a demonstration.

If you don't want to wait for the autocomplete to finish, you can just type a query and submit the form. Teleport will guess what you mean and send you right there, or display a list of options if it can't figure it out.

Development generously sponsored by Trellon.

Important! I have released a new module called Navigate based off of the ideas behind Super Nav, with some marked improvements and structural changes which should eliminate some of the compatibility issues several people have been having with Super Nav. Some of the changes include:

Add capabilities to search files names or descriptions.

This module provides a set of blocks which show 'related' content based on a selected term. The block will pick a default term and provide a select box which, via the awesome powered of JQuery, will slide the old content up, AJAX the site for other nodes and finally slide down a new list of nodes.

These blocks are completely configurable can dynamically show other recent content from each category for the current node.

Features:

Do not use this module; it is no longer supported. Consider using Path Redirect instead.

Legacy Path is intended to support websites that are moving to Drupal but have content that either won't be managed by Drupal immediately or at all, but must remain reachable through it's original URL. The assumption is made that the legacy system remains operational, but at a different (sub)domain or directory.

Note per #236414: Module does not work with 'Normal' caching enabled. that this module does not work with Normal caching enabled.

For example, an online newspaper might have an existing archive system that provides permalinks such as:
http://paper.example.com/content.php?section=12&article=22
After a Drupal installation, the online newspaper has moved the old system to the URL:
http://archive.example.com/content.php?section=12&article=22

This module accomodates redirecting (using HTTP redirects) the old URL to the new URL.

CCK Facets is a bundle of modules that integrate with Faceted Search to expose Content Construction Kit (CCK) fields as facets. This allows users to browse field values and to filter search results with those values.

Drupal 6

The Drupal 6 branch offers a complete rewrite from Drupal 5. It now maintains a complete search index over user names and profile fields created with the core Profile module. Note that this doesn't add any search functionality by itself. Here is the minimum of what you need to do if you want any search functionality:

This is a quick little module to allow you to selectively apply nofollow to menu items and taxonomy terms to allow 'sculpting' of pagerank - effectively allowing you to focus search engines' attention on particular areas of your website by controlling the flow of link juice around your website.

This can be useful for large websites, by moving the focus away from links repeated on every page (About us, Contact Us, Privacy Policy, T&Cs etc) and onto the content itself, whilst still allowing you enough granularity to ensure these pages are indexed, somewhere.