function apachesolr_failure in Apache Solr Search 6
Same name and namespace in other branches
- 8 apachesolr.module \apachesolr_failure()
- 5.2 apachesolr.module \apachesolr_failure()
- 5 apachesolr.module \apachesolr_failure()
- 6.3 apachesolr.module \apachesolr_failure()
- 6.2 apachesolr.module \apachesolr_failure()
- 7 apachesolr.module \apachesolr_failure()
Determines Apache Solr's behavior when searching causes an exception (e.g. Solr isn't available.) Depending on the admin settings, possibly redirect to Drupal's core search.
Parameters
$search_name: The name of the search implementation.
$querystring: The search query that was issued at the time of failure.
1 call to apachesolr_failure()
- apachesolr_search_search in ./
apachesolr_search.module - Implementation of hook_search().
2 string references to 'apachesolr_failure'
- apachesolr_settings in ./
apachesolr.admin.inc - @file Administrative pages for the Apache Solr framework.
- apachesolr_uninstall in ./
apachesolr.install - Implementation of hook_uninstall().
File
- ./
apachesolr.module, line 151 - Integration with the Apache Solr search application.
Code
function apachesolr_failure($search_name, $querystring) {
$fail_rule = variable_get('apachesolr_failure', 'show_error');
switch ($fail_rule) {
case 'show_error':
drupal_set_message(t('The Apache Solr search engine is not available. Please contact your site administrator.'), 'error');
break;
case 'show_drupal_results':
drupal_set_message(t("%search_name is not available. Your search is being redirected.", array(
'%search_name' => $search_name,
)));
drupal_goto('search/node/' . drupal_urlencode($querystring));
break;
case 'show_no_results':
return;
}
}