Query Tags From Text Form

ok, so I have the first part of the function working (1 + 2), which is:

<?php
 $tgs = array();
 $tgs[] = get_query_var('VST1');
 $tgs[] = get_query_var('VST2');
 $tags = implode(",",$tgs);
query_posts('tag='.$tags);
?>

now I just need to work it out so it displays the entire post, not just the post url, and then I’ll go from there. Any ideas?

Hi,
how can I also implement pagination?

Please help me..
Thanks!!

I noticed that the query works perfectly well but if I divide pages for the search result pages do not work ..

Merge your query parameters with those that exist for the current query already, ie. paging values, etc..

<?php
// Args as array
$args = array( 'tag__in' => array(
     get_query_var('VST1'),
     get_query_var('VST2')
) );
// Merge args with existings args
$args = array_merge( $args, $wp_query->query );

// Pass args into query
query_posts( $args );
?>

Hope that helps..

Thanks Mark…
the code that I’ve used is:

<?php
$tgs = array();
$tgs[] = get_query_var('VST1');
$tags = implode(",",$tgs);
query_posts('tag='.$tags);
?>

and it works fine but the pagination does not work, if I click on the second page I see the rest of the post but always those of the first page.

excuse my English but I’m Italian ??

The result of the first page of this research is:
https://www.artofweb.it/help/1.jpg

The second this:
https://www.artofweb.it/help/2.jpg

as you can see nothing changes..

Did you try the code provided?

Yes I tried, but no longer even the tag ..

// Args as array
$args = array( 'tag__in' => array(
     get_query_var('VST1')
) );
// Merge args with existings args
$args = array_merge( $args, $wp_query->query );

// Pass args into query
query_posts( $args );
?>

Are you registering the two query vars you’re trying to fetch?

VST1 and VST2..

Does echo get_query_var('VST1'); give any result?

Hi Mark,
I use ‘VST1’ will use only because I need only a search string!

If you put this code in your file.
Translation: Se mettete questo codice, nel vostro file.

echo get_query_var('VST1');

Is a value shown on the page?
Translation: è un valore indicato sulla pagina?

nothing, I always return the same result

Try using..

$_POST['VST1']

Is this code running on the page your form submits to? That’s the URL the form’s action points at..

<form action="https://where?"

Thanks for the help Mark,
but I can not figure out where I enter the code that I’ve posted. I attach the code I used to run my search page. “VST1″is replaced by “s”. Anyway it works perfectly and I can only do research just like I wanted to tag, the only problem is paging.

<form method="get" action="<?php bloginfo('url'); ?>/"><input type="text" size="20" class="search-field-teaser" name="s" id="s" value="" onfocus="if(this.value == '') {this.value = '';}" onblur="if (this.value == '') {this.value = '';}"/>
 <button type="submit"  value="Search" class="search-go fancy_button"><span>Cerca</span></button></p>
</form>

<?php
$tgs = array();
$tgs[] = get_query_var('s');
$tags = implode(",",$tgs);
query_posts('tag='.$tags);
?>

Thanks again for your patience..