function custom_search_not_changed(id) {
var container = document.getElementById('custom_search_not_container_' + id);
YAHOO.util.Dom.removeClass(container, 'custom_search_advanced');
+
+ fix_query_string(container);
}
function custom_search_new_row() {
// Always make sure there's only one row with this id.
row.id = null;
row.parentNode.appendChild(clone);
+ fix_query_string(row);
return clone;
}
var new_margin = parseInt(int_match[0]) + PAREN_INDENT_EM;
YAHOO.util.Dom.setStyle(row, 'margin-left', new_margin + 'em');
YAHOO.util.Dom.removeClass('cp_container', 'bz_default_hidden');
+
+ fix_query_string(any_all_container);
}
function custom_search_close_paren() {
if (new_margin == 0) {
YAHOO.util.Dom.addClass('cp_container', 'bz_default_hidden');
}
+
+ fix_query_string(new_row);
+}
+
+// When a user goes Back in their browser after searching, some browsers
+// (Chrome, as of September 2011) do not remember the DOM that was created
+// by the Custom Search JS. (In other words, their whole entered Custom
+// Search disappears.) The solution is to update the History object,
+// using the query string, which query.cgi can read to re-create the page
+// exactly as the user had it before.
+function fix_query_string(form_member) {
+ if (!(window.history && window.history.replaceState))
+ return;
+
+ var form = YAHOO.util.Dom.getAncestorByTagName(form_member, 'form');
+ var query = YAHOO.util.Connect.setForm(form);
+ window.history.replaceState(null, document.title, '?' + query);
}
[% ELSE %]
<select name="f[% cond_num FILTER html %]" title="Field"
id="f[% cond_num FILTER html %]"
+ onchange="fix_query_string(this)"
class="custom_search_form_field">
[% FOREACH field = fields %]
<option value="[% field.name FILTER html %]"
<input name="v[% cond_num FILTER html %]" title="Value"
class="custom_search_form_field"
+ onchange="fix_query_string(this)"
value="[% condition.v FILTER html %]">
[% END %]
[% BLOCK any_all_select %]
<div class="any_all_select">
- <select name="[% name FILTER html %]" id="[% name FILTER html %]">
+ <select name="[% name FILTER html %]" id="[% name FILTER html %]"
+ onchange="fix_query_string(this)">
<option value="AND">Match ALL of the following:</option>
<option value="OR" [% ' selected="selected"' IF selected == "OR" %]>
Match ANY of the following:</option>