But, I'm having trouble including the header and footer into the default search page, which is cgi-based, yes? MTInclude doesn't work for the reasons stated in the MT manual
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However, there are caveats with this method, and you should be careful with using this if you have multiple weblogs. For example, if you use
<$MTInclude module="Header"$>
in a template, the system needs to know which weblog to look in for the module named Header. If there are search results found, the system will look in the weblog that is earliest alphabetically; if there are no search results, Movable Type will simply try to load a weblog from your database (the determination of the weblog that is chosen is undefined).
This behavior may be refined in the future.
<$MTInclude module="Header"$>
in a template, the system needs to know which weblog to look in for the module named Header. If there are search results found, the system will look in the weblog that is earliest alphabetically; if there are no search results, Movable Type will simply try to load a weblog from your database (the determination of the weblog that is chosen is undefined).
This behavior may be refined in the future.
What's the solution? Would SSI include work?
And, maybe related, maybe not: my search form on my home page, Zuiker Chronicles Online goes to the default search page but doesn't pull any search results. I'm using the same code I used prior to my recent redesign. Now what?
EDIT: More info: I have the MTInclude working fine to pull in the header and footer, but once I try to search I get the following error:
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Building results failed: Error in tag: Can't find included template module 'zheader'
Any guidance will be appreciated.