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[radmofo]

Ok, so I know we can do things like this 

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$searchword = "whatever";

$objCpm->cpm_viewRandomMediaFrom("cat=:album=:text=$searchword", 1, 4, $options);

to get image results using keywords, title etc which is cool. But it doesn't work with Filenames, I've dug into a few files but don't see anything jumping out at me saying "change me" can I get a nudge in the proper direction?

I know you can direct link to search results like this  thumbnails.php?album=search&search=findthisword

I've messed with this line from search.inc.php a tad thinking maybe it prioritized in order...it don't.

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$USER['search']['params']['title'] = $USER['search']['params']['caption'] = $USER['search']['params']['keywords'] = $USER['search']['params']['filename'] = 1;
Someone please point in the proper direction.

[vuud]

You would need to mess with the cpmfetch_dao's makeSourceSql code to include a new flag to generate the SQL code to check filesnames.

Hope that helps

[radmofo]

That was to easy.

Here's what I did

In cpmfetch_dao.php find:

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if (sizeof($textlist)) {
foreach ($textlist as $keyword) {
$sourceSql .= " p.keywords LIKE '%" . mysql_escape_string($keyword) . "%' OR ";
$sourceSql .= " p.title LIKE '%" . mysql_escape_string($keyword) . "%' OR ";
$sourceSql .= " p.caption LIKE '%" . mysql_escape_string($keyword) . "%' OR ";
Add after:

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$sourceSql .= " p.filename Like '%" . mysql_escape_string($keyword) . "%' OR ";