[PHPiCalendar-DEV] search box working, sort of.

[Jim Hu <ji...@ta...>]

I recently uploaded a semi-functional version of search.php to the CVS,  
but it wasn't set up to actually show in the calendars.  Looking at the  
code, it looks like Chad had already left hooks in the appropriate  
places to get it to work.  I have it working at:

http://dimer.tamu.edu/phpicalendar-2.0a/week.php? 
cal=all_calendars_combined971&cpath=seminars&getdate=20050413

Try searching for "protein".

However, I'm not sure if the way I did it fits with Chad's original  
vision.  The first step clearly does, which is to replace

'show_search' => '' ,

with

'show_search'           => $show_search,

in day.php, week.php, and month.php

The part I'm less sure about is that I added the following to  
template.php

$search_box .=
         '<form action="search.php" method="GET">'."\n".
         '<input type="hidden" name="cpath" value="'.$cpath.'">'."\n".
         '<input type="hidden" name="cal" value="'.$cal.'">'."\n".
         '<input type="hidden" name="getdate"  
value="'.$getdate.'">'."\n".
         '<input type="text" size="15" name="query"  
value="'.$query.'">'."\n".
         '<INPUT type="image"  
src="templates/'.$template.'/images/search.gif" border=0 height="19"  
width="18" name="submit" value="Search">'."\n".
         '</form>';
		$this->page = str_replace('{SEARCH_BOX}', $search_box, $this->page);

This was placed in function output() near the end (I put it just before  
the timestamps are generated).  Is that a reasonable place to put  
things?  This form HTML was lifted from the original search.php.
It seems to me that this HTML code should be in a separate file to make  
customization easier...but I'm not sure where or how to do that...I'm  
guessing it would be in the page->replace_files block, but it would  
have to come after the sidebar.  Please advise, and I'll get this into  
the CVS when it's the way people want.

Jim Hu