Search Results - which template file?

[PRO]

create a joomla menu item to the defaulkt layout, and see what happens

[Margriet]

Done, no change.

[alloutdoor]

I was looking into this as well, have you found any solution to your problem?

[Margriet]

@100gods: You should use the vm module search en not the joomla core search!

[mark R]

I have found a quick solution....

I have set my default shop category template to A (I have then edited the template and removed the category listing)
I have then pointed my product categories to Category template B (copy of A before editing)

Hope it makes sense...

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[Knechtruprecht]

@mark R

not realy. Did you mean you make a copy from default_categories.php. then you have default_categories_a.php and default_categories_b.php.
Now you deleted the categorie part from default_categories_a.php and you set in the backend at the virtuemart standart settings default_categories_a.php as standart for your startpage.
But what did you do with the default_categoires_b.php?
In my shop i want as first page an overview of all categories.
Can you tell me how i can do this when i have changed the default_categories_a.php?
Which type of menu i have to take?

Or can anyone tell me how i can take an other template for the search results?

[Margriet]

Do we really want to do this? I think this issue should be resolved by VM developers.