We are using the Google appliance as the search tool for our intranet. Over 99% of our content is stored on NON-web-enabled storage devices. We are using IIS to create a virtual web site and associated index of folders pointing to the actual content. Google is set to search this virtual web site. The search results are displayed as the web site URL:
example.web.com:88/main/Level%201/Level%202/content.doc
My requirement is to display the search results as the UNC of the actual content:
fileserver\main\Level 1\Level 2\content.doc
Within the stylesheet delievered by Google I have attempted to use the substring replace template which will work to replace the webserver name with the fileserver name. I cannot get it to cascade correctly to convert the %20 to spaces. Is there a method to perform URL-to-UNC conversion? I believe this must have been encountered previously as I am sure we are not the only company with massive amounts of content stored on NON-web-enabled devices. I know some HTML and am using web tutorials to learn how to modify the XSLT.
Thank you.
