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I am looking to build a “site search feature” like the one featured on webmasterworld.com. You know the search feature that allows you to search the content of the site you are on?
I was curious if there are some easy steps that I can take in order to build this? And possibly some code to help?
Thanks,
--boogiedown
I'm sure if you look around you will find many that are very low cost.
This one works:
Additional Search Tools for WebmasterWorld [webmasterworld.com]
--New idea to ponder--
I want to start a search engine specific to a certain topic (lets call it widget). My idea is to build a program that will search the WWW (Google, Yahoo etc.) and compile a list of websites that are specific to "widget", pulling not only the URL from that site, but also the metas from the sites as well. (That way I could use the metas to build my own search engine)
This way I could compile my own search data base for "widget" but monitor it so that it is really specific to "widget".
I have this idea because it seems that even when I use Google or Yahoo to do a specific search for my topic, that the same old sites come up and not really the sites that I am looking for.
So do you guys have any idea on if this is possible and if so where should I start looking for it?
I want to start a search engine specific to a certain topic (lets call it widget). My idea is to build a program that will search the WWW (Google, Yahoo etc.) and compile a list of websites that are specific to "widget", pulling not only the URL from that site, but also the metas from the sites as well. (That way I could use the metas to build my own search engine)
The name for this is scraping :(