It's part of the caching hacks I had to use. Basically, several pages like the homepage are cached as straight html on the server using some cron jobs I created and some htaccess redirects. This is how I was able to extend the useful life of using a single server despite the huge amount of traffic we get. Drupal uses forms validation, though, so it would break the search box on cached pages. So, for now, I have set it as a simple link.
Sometimes, the impossible can become possible, if you're awesome!
I click on the word "Search" and another site opens with a box to enter the text.
"What about Love?" - "Overrated. Biochemically no different than eating large quantities of chocolate." - Al Pacino in The Devils Advocate
Yeah. Like I said, the link works, but the text box is gone.
Vintage!
guessing that it's a Drupal 5.0 thing, although I have a feeling that it might also get throttled when the site its running at high capacity.
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Steve Lamerton
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It's part of the caching hacks I had to use. Basically, several pages like the homepage are cached as straight html on the server using some cron jobs I created and some htaccess redirects. This is how I was able to extend the useful life of using a single server despite the huge amount of traffic we get. Drupal uses forms validation, though, so it would break the search box on cached pages. So, for now, I have set it as a simple link.
Sometimes, the impossible can become possible, if you're awesome!