Hi Sebastian

In your templates header.php you can try replacing the following in your templates index.php (../templates/j51_clarity/index.php)

	<?php if($search_onoff == "1") : ?>

		<div id="search">

			<?php echo $search; ?>

		</div>

	<?php endif; ?>

With

<div id="search">

<jdoc:include type="modules" name="search" />

</div>

This will create a module position (search) in place of the preinstalled search module.

Ciarán

hello thx a lot for the answer
i've try to remplace the code in the index.php but then when i go in the module to assign a position i don't find the search position in the carity template position list..

Hi Sebastian

To create the position within this list simply type it in to the Positions field.

Ciarán

hello,
if i type the position appear only the beez3 search position but not the clarity..

Simply type search in to the field without selecting any position from the list and click save.

Ciarán

that's what i've do, but when i type search,it will atomatically turn to search position of beez3 template...

Hi Sebastian

May I suggest sending temporary administration access to your Joomla installation to info@joomla51.com and we will examine this further for you.

Ciarán

i've send you an email

Thank you Sebastian

As you have correctly pointed out there is indeed an issue when typing in a module position that already exists so I have renamed the module position in your templates index.php to searchmodule and it now appears to be working correctly. I have created an example module (Test Module) and it appears to be showing correctly.

Ciarán

thx a lot work fine

Hello Ciarán!
I want to do the same thing with my search module, i changed from my Clarity template file - index.php

<?php if($search_onoff == "1" : ?>
<div id="search">
<?php echo $search; ?>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>

with

<div id="search">
<jdoc:include type="modules" name="search" />
</div>

but you renamed the module position in your templates index.php to searchmodule.

The changes in the index.php should look like this?

<div id="search">
<jdoc:include type="modules" name="searchmodule" />
</div>

??

Thank you!
Victoria

P.S. Or maybe there is another option/place to set the language flags in Clarity Template?

Hi Victoria

Yes that is correct. Changing the replaced code to the following will change your module position name to searchmodule

<div id="search">

<jdoc:include type="modules" name="searchmodule" />

</div>

Ciaráb