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Source code for search is incomplete: search/portfolio/static has no js
directory, and based on the chapter contents, it should.
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bphogan
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A quick scan of the chapter shows that the text references code/search/portfolio/themes/basic/static/js/search.js
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directory within themes/basic/static
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