Search doesn't working

It's difficult to say exactly what's causing the problem without more information about the code and the search functionality you're using. However, here are a few potential reasons why including that code might cause search to stop working:

The cn_api_get_entry() function may be modifying the output of the page in a way that interferes with the search functionality. For example, it could be adding or removing HTML elements, or modifying the content of the page in some way that causes the search algorithm to break.

The cn_api_get_entry() function may be conflicting with other scripts or libraries that are used by the search functionality. This could cause errors or unexpected behavior that prevents the search from working correctly.

The inclusion of the cn_api.php file may be causing naming conflicts or other issues that prevent the search from functioning properly. This could happen if the file defines functions or variables that have the same names as functions or variables used by the search functionality.

To diagnose the issue, you may want to try the following:

Disable the cn_api_get_entry() function and see if the search starts working again. If it does, then you know that the function is causing the problem and you can investigate further to figure out why.

Check for any error messages or console output that may be related to the search functionality. These could give you a clue as to what's going wrong.

Look for any conflicts or naming issues between the cn_api.php file and the search functionality. You may need to rename functions or variables to avoid conflicts.

If none of the above steps work, you may need to reach out to the developer of the search functionality or the cn_api.php file for further assistance. for more help  Nexus Iceland