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Posted by aQuiesce on 09/16/05 20:31
Thanks for that I'll take a look at those links.
"Roy Schestowitz" <newsgroups@schestowitz.com> wrote in message
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> __/ [aQuiesce] on Friday 16 September 2005 18:11 \__
>
>> Hi,
>> I run a website, and I have basic HTML knowledge. I was just wondering if
>> it is easy'ish to implement a search facility into the site, where
>> someone
>> can search for something and it displays the images?
>
>
> Images?!?!
>
> To have search capabilities in place, you can use Ht://Dig <
> http://www.htdig.org/ > or the more modern PhpDig < http://www.phpdig.net/
>> to name just a few free applications. These can be difficult to install
> to an amateur, so be warned. If you Web sites is or has been thouroughly
> crawled by major search engines, you can use these for site search, which
> is also easier to implement -- or shall I say -- to incorporate.
>
> Look, for example, at the source of the following page <
> http://www.schestowitz.com/Search/ >, then copy relevant bits, modifying
> them to suit your purpose.
>
>
>> Is it something a novice can do or does it involve another language?
>
>
> You needn't program anything. Many search facilities have been implemented
> already. You just need to 'plug some in' using the interfaces or using
> some
> known API's.
>
> Hope it helps,
>
> Roy
>
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