If the search capability is critical then we’re not in a good place with the software for you. I can, however, help you build a page that will show regular search results along with a separate section for tag results.
Sorry, on whatever page it is that returns your tag list. So if you are using AJAX then put it on the return template, otherwise just put it on any entry’s page.
Shortly. I have been swamped, and I’m still a bit fuzzy on it. Can you explain how this works? Is it that any time the page gets loaded with those tags, it syncs the database with the custom field? I suppose I don’t need it to be on every page with tags on them....
Right, it synchs them every time the page is loaded. It returns only “Updated” on a successful synch, so you might want to put that into a hidden div or something.
Here’s a scenario that, I’m imagining, might work for you. You probably have a SAEF for your clients’ blogs, so on the page returned on submit of the SAEF form, pop the tagsynch code in there somewhere. If it ends up being on every page then, well, c’est la vie. The plug-in is short, sweet and, I believe, low overhead.
I have a few things going on..... I have a tagcloud in a sidebar. I have the ability to add tags on the fly.... when viewing an entry. (It’s for a closed community, or I’d show you the blog)
When I place it in the sidebar, it spits out “no tags”. So, that’s not right.
I do use the SAEF, but not solely (some are added via the admin). I suppose I could put it on each entries page....
If I put it on every entry’s page, does it just sync that entries ID upon page load? It does not seem to be working.... Does it need to be within certain tags?
Wonder Monkey, I appreciate your patience! So, here’s what I have done:
I’ve opened the template for comments (that’s the entry template) and put the following:
{exp:tagsynch entry_id="{entry_id}" custom_field_id="7"}{/exp:tagsynch}
And when it prints to the page, it says “no tags”.