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Preprocess from a module: removing the content author from Drupal 7 search resultsPreprocess from a module: removing the content author from Drupal 7 search results
Submitted by Benjamin Melançon on July 2, 2011 - 12:54pm
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All, not just most, but all the content on a particular site was set to be posted without showing the by-line or submitted by text. Given this requirement, it makes no sense to have search results show the user that submitted the content, every time. This can be themed away in search-result.tpl.php or it can be removed with a pre-process function as shown below.
You can do this from a module or a theme, where 'example' is the system name of that module or theme:
<?php
/**
* Override template_search_preprocess_search_result() to not show username.
*/
function example_preprocess_search_result(&$variables) {
global $language;
$result = $variables['result'];
$variables['url'] = check_url($result['link']);
$variables['title'] = check_plain($result['title']);
if (isset($result['language']) && $result['language'] != $language->language && $result['language'] != LANGUAGE_NONE) {
$variables['title_attributes_array']['xml:lang'] = $result['language'];
$variables['content_attributes_array']['xml:lang'] = $result['language'];
}
$info = array();
if (!empty($result['module'])) {
$info['module'] = check_plain($result['module']);
}
if (!empty($result['date'])) {
$info['date'] = format_date($result['date'], 'short');
}
if (isset($result['extra']) && is_array($result['extra'])) {
$info = array_merge($info, $result['extra']);
}
// Check for existence. User search does not include snippets.
$variables['snippet'] = isset($result['snippet']) ? $result['snippet'] : '';
// Provide separated and grouped meta information..
$variables['info_split'] = $info;
$variables['info'] = implode(' - ', $info);
$variables['theme_hook_suggestions'][] = 'search_result__' . $variables['module'];
}
?>See also, for an example of using both preprocess and the template:
http://www.midwesternmac.com/blogs/jeff-geerling/adding-images-search-results
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Comments
Better solution with a 1 line function
I found this page, then a simpler way to achieve the same result, which I published here:
http://drupal.org/node/1101554#comment-5345554
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