drupal-planet

Let's say you're not thinking too clearly after renaming about 40 cck fields used in a view. The view is now broken and rather than working through the views ui you decide to try to fix them in the export code. So you test out a change on one field, delete the original view and import.

The views module is often used in place of or in addition to Drupal's core search module or other search modules when more control is required. By adding exposed filters, a site's visitors can narrow a search by the value of any field and many node object values.

The results can quickly be themed to highlight the search keys just like core search.

Drupal's profile module is basic, but sometimes it's just right for the job. You can add categories that appear as tabs when you edit your profile, and you can add a variety of basic fields to the categories.

I've just released a Drupal 6 version of the Fuzzy Search module. The module works independently of Drupal's core search, using its own index and settings.

Fuzzy means that it will return partial matches. If you search for treat, it would match treatise, treatment and treating. It also sorts results based on how accurate the match is. Treat would sore higher than treatment, becase treat matches the full keyword in your search.