t=TEMPLATE_SET_NAME
p=PAGE_TEMPLATE_NAME
However, I don't believe you can override the p= on a search. You're best bet, is to make a new template set (or a copy), and then you can use something like;
search.cgi?query=*&catid=11;sb=Add_Date&so=DESC;t=new_template_set_name
To make a new template set, the best bet is to log in via SSH/Telnet, and type;
cd ./templates
mkdir new_set_name
cd default
cp * ../new_set_name/
Hope that helps.
Cheers
Andy (mod)
andy@ultranerds.co.uk
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p=PAGE_TEMPLATE_NAME
However, I don't believe you can override the p= on a search. You're best bet, is to make a new template set (or a copy), and then you can use something like;
search.cgi?query=*&catid=11;sb=Add_Date&so=DESC;t=new_template_set_name
To make a new template set, the best bet is to log in via SSH/Telnet, and type;
Code:
cd /path/to/your/admin/folder cd ./templates
mkdir new_set_name
cd default
cp * ../new_set_name/
Hope that helps.
Cheers
Andy (mod)
andy@ultranerds.co.uk
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