David Raynes

MTSearches in a container tag that will go through all the of the searches that have been made on your site.

Here's how I use it:

Recent Searches:<br />
<MTSearches lastn="8" unique="1">
<a href='<$MTCGIPath$><$MTSearchScript$>?search=<MTSearchValue>'>
<MTSearchValue></a><br />
</MTSearches>
<br />
Top Searches:<br />
<MTSearches lastn="10" rank="1">
<MTSearchRank>. <a href='<$MTCGIPath$><$MTSearchScript$>?search=<MTSearchValue>'>
<MTSearchValue></a> 
(<MTSearchTotal>)<br />
</MTSearches>

Download recentsearch.tar.gz or recentsearch.zip , unpack it, and place recentsearch.pl in your plugins directory.

MTSearches

• container tag for the list of searches that are pulled from the log
• arguments
  • days: to include searches from only the last n days (e.g. <MTSearches days="7">)
  • lastn: to include n searches in the list (e.g. <MTSearches lastn="5">), if no other arguments are giving, these are just the last n searches
  • unique: to include only the latest instance of a particular search (e.g. <MTSearches unique="1">)
  • rank: orders the searches by rank, the most common being the first (e.g. <MTSearches rank="1">), implies unique

MTSearchValue

• the value of the current search

MTSearchDate

• the date of the current search
• takes one argument, format, used just like MTDate

MTSearchIP

• the IP from which the search was requested

MTSearchTotal

• the number of times this specific search has been made

MTSearchRank

• the rank of the search overall, 1 being the most common

ChangeLog:

• Version 0.61: Bugfix: Now it works in December
• Version 0.60: Added days to MTSearches
• Version 0.52: Added MTSearchTotal, MTSearchRank, and rank to MTSearches
• Version 0.45: Added MTSearchIP and unique to MTSearches
• Version 0.35: Fixed month+1 bug
• Version 0.31: MTSearchDate now adjusts itself to the local timezone of the blog
• Version 0.3: Added MTSearchDate
• Version 0.2: Added lastn to MTSearches
• Version 0.1: First version!