Ruby on Rails

Okay, then you should set that up in your index method. Decide what you do want to show (maybe a partial with "How to Search" instructions) and show that instead of ModelName.all.

def index
if(params[:q])
#do your search thing
else
render :partial => 'search/instructions'
end
end

Walter

On Jan 29, 2013, at 12:50 PM, Ryo Saeba wrote:

> Thanks for responding?
>
> I watched a Kaminari Tutorial video on railscast and like what it does,
> I sure will use it too when I want my search results to be displayed in
> small pieces, but it is actually not what I was looking for.
>
> I'm not trying to have my results seperated in pages, but I want the
> entire "product"-list NOT to be displayed at all.
> The Index page should ONLY display filtered titles, but so far as
> default (when opening the index page) EVERY product is listed.
>
> I don't see Amazon oder IMDB having a page where every single product or
> Movie is listed...
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