entity = $search_page; $plugin = $this->entity->getPlugin(); $form_state->set('search_page_id', $this->entity->id()); $form['basic'] = [ '#type' => 'container', '#attributes' => [ 'class' => ['container-inline'], ], ]; $form['basic']['keys'] = [ '#type' => 'search', '#title' => $this->t('Enter your keywords'), '#default_value' => $plugin->getKeywords(), '#size' => 30, '#maxlength' => 255, ]; // processed_keys is used to coordinate keyword passing between other forms // that hook into the basic search form. $form['basic']['processed_keys'] = [ '#type' => 'value', '#value' => '', ]; $form['basic']['submit'] = [ '#type' => 'submit', '#value' => $this->t('Search'), ]; $form['help_link'] = [ '#type' => 'link', '#url' => new Url('search.help_' . $this->entity->id()), '#title' => $this->t('Search help'), '#options' => ['attributes' => ['class' => 'search-help-link']], ]; // Allow the plugin to add to or alter the search form. $plugin->searchFormAlter($form, $form_state); return $form; } /** * {@inheritdoc} */ public function submitForm(array &$form, FormStateInterface $form_state) { // Redirect to the search page with keywords in the GET parameters. // Plugins with additional search parameters will need to provide their // own form submit handler to replace this, so they can put their values // into the GET as well. If so, make sure to put 'keys' into the GET // parameters so that the search results generation is triggered. $query = $this->entity->getPlugin()->buildSearchUrlQuery($form_state); $route = 'search.view_' . $form_state->get('search_page_id'); $form_state->setRedirect( $route, [], ['query' => $query] ); } }