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man_overboard
Joined: Jul 05, 2007
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Posted: 2007-Jul-05 15:34
It all started with change of host for my homepage. The old one did not care for hosting the webpage any longer. "Not a core issue" they said.
I got a new host and thought it was ok. It is, except they do not allow cgi-scripts other than their own formmail.
This left me with an library of advices collected through many years at my homepage - not searchable any longer. I used to use FDSE (xav.com), but it requires the use of cgi.
What to do then? I tried Google (just insert free searchcode and add water), but I could not make it search through my own homepage as the only place.
Is there any way for me to get a website search engine, that can be configured to search i a single directory of .php-files at my homepage? Most preferrable would be a search engine who could present the results in my homepages' own stylesheet. Pushy commercials not accepted since the homepage is for a association and I do not wish to scare people away.
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Hampstead
Joined: Feb 20, 2001
# Posts: 2012
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Posted: 2007-Jul-06 07:58
Did you try Google Coop? I've made this work perfectly on many sites.
[link]
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Prowler
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Joined: Aug 14, 2000
# Posts: 1788
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Posted: 2007-Jul-06 10:00
Try this PHP search engine : [link]
The vanilla version will have a link to their site, which can be removed if you opt for professional version.
Along the lines of Google Coop, you have one custom search engine - eurekster.com
Google custom search requires that your site is well indexed by the Google to make any meaningful search. You will have to spend some time weeding out other results.
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man_overboard
Joined: Jul 05, 2007
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Posted: 2007-Jul-06 14:22
The PHP search engine worked as soon as I made a complete list of links to the pages that I wanted to be crawled. All stuffed in a single, hidden page.
iSearch fitted my needs very well. All that's left now is to integrate the design to my own page.
Thanks for the help and the links.
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