I've created a webpage with filters and a text search input field. A list of custom posts displays on this page that matches the filter and search criteria. We'll call this page the Custom Post Listing Page.
What I would like to do is display the search input field on another page—called, say, the Search Form Page—and when the form on the Search Form Page is submitted, the browser would send the user to the Custom Post Listing Page and any display any posts that matched the search input string.
If I weren't using Toolset, I would ensure the form's action attribute were pointing to the correct URL (the Custom Post Listing Page), and that any parameters of the search input (including any hidden parameters) were passed along via the POST or GET method.
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Toolset Blocks and view offers the feature where you can add the search form and search result on different pages.
If you can share what view you want to display with different search form on one page and search result on another page. I can setup a demo for you. Please let me know what view you want to use.
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The thing is that - you will require to use the same view and you can display the view in parts as search form and search result.
When you try to add your view - it will offer you the options what things you want to add, search form and search results or only search form or only search result.
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So, we can display only the search form from the following view and to add search result on another page, it requires the submit button so I added the submit button to the following view's "Search and Pagination" section.
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Now, you can not set the search result page as the archive, you will require to add another page and there you will require to add the search result when you try to add your view.
