Expanding number of results on "search people" function

When you list the "search people" function it only lists 10 people by default.   This is too few in my opinion, and I would like it to display 20 or 30 instead.   This fix has been done here, but I have looked all over the place and can't find the link.   Does anyone know how to do this, or know where the thread is where it was done earlier.

Thanks

Rob

Quote · 18 May 2011

You can change "per page" value here :

1. Open the search.php

2. Find this code line:

'per_page' => isset($_REQUEST['per_page']) ? (int)$_REQUEST['per_page'] : 25,

and replace 25 with your value!

PS: If possible do not write me personally, please try to ask on the forum first
Quote · 18 May 2011

Perfect - thank you.

Quote · 18 May 2011

 

Perfect - thank you.

Your are welcome

PS: If possible do not write me personally, please try to ask on the forum first
Quote · 18 May 2011

Actually, I may have spoken too soon.  That "25" is one of the options in the "per page" display, but the default is 10, not 25 (the options are 10, 15, 20, 25).   Changing that "25" will just change the value of that drop down - it will still just display 10 members per search result.  Where do I change that "10" default number?

Quote · 18 May 2011

Sasha - or anybody.  It turns out this isn't the right page.   The "25" in that file refers to a dropdown value which is not selected by default.   In some other file, is the "10" for number of members displayed.   Does anyone know where that is?

Quote · 20 May 2011

Provide me with your site url (search.php, browse.php, etc) where you can change that value

PS: If possible do not write me personally, please try to ask on the forum first
Quote · 20 May 2011

Sure - this page just shows 10 results per page as a default.   I would like to change that to at least 25:

http://www.caltrade.com/community/search.php

Quote · 20 May 2011

Ok lets try to apply another way:

1. Open the : templates/base/scripts/BxBaseProfileView.php

find this string:

$iResultsPerPage = isset( $_GET['res_per_page'] ) ? (int)$_GET['res_per_page'] : 10;

 

and replace 10 with your value

PS: If possible do not write me personally, please try to ask on the forum first
Quote · 20 May 2011

Thanks Sasha - I'm pretty sure that is it.   Late here - will test tomorrow.

Quote · 20 May 2011
 
 
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