jimbeetle
msg:965515 | 8:56 pm on Apr 14, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Hi delvsie, Welcome to WW, Depending on your requirements there's a bunch of scripts available that will do the job. Many are free, some have a small fee and others are full-priced application packages. Do a search on Google for search engine script and you'll come up with a host of possibilities. Any of the questions you might have on installing or using any of them can be answered by many of the folks here on WW. Jim
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delvsie
msg:965516 | 8:58 pm on Apr 14, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Cheers Jim. I will search Google this very minute!
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wruk999
msg:965517 | 9:00 pm on Apr 14, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Hi delvsie, As a first port-of-call, take a look around hotsripts.com, and if you are on a unix platform, then Perl or PHP will be your best bet. I have not used it myself, but ht//dig is supposedly very good aswell. There have been multiple topics here about ht//dig before, so many of your questions will be answerable by reading these posts. if not, just ask ;) Regards,
wruk999 <edit>typo corrected</edit>
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buckworks
msg:965518 | 9:09 pm on Apr 14, 2003 (gmt 0) |
I've been very pleased with Atomz. It's free for sites up to 500 pages.
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sun818
msg:965519 | 9:10 pm on Apr 14, 2003 (gmt 0) |
hey Delvsie, depending on your requirements - you have two options: 1) on-site search 2) remotely hosted site search On-site search consists of the scripts that you host on your web site. WebmasterWorld's site search usesa mod of FDSE [xav.com]. You can find a list of hosted search [directory.google.com] services here. The service has limits on the number of pages or the serving of ads in exchange for site search. The advantage of on-site search is that you can customize the layout to your liking. Remote search is easy to setup and does not utilize your server space.
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ShawnR
msg:965520 | 11:27 pm on Apr 14, 2003 (gmt 0) |
See also [webmasterworld.com...] Shawn
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