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Want to add a search engine to your Web site but don't know how? Well, today's your lucky day! In this tutorial, find out how to obtain, install and use the popular ht://Dig indexing engine to add powerful, effective search capabilities to your site with minimal time and fuss.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:
  1. Site Search with HTDIG
  2. Digging Deep
  3. Source Control
  4. Script Barf
  5. Variable Control
  6. A Well-Formed Plan
  7. What You See
  8. Custom Job
  9. Out With The Old
  10. Caveat Emptor
  11. Ending The Dig
By: icarus, (c) Melonfire
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April 12, 2004

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When you view this form through your Web browser, you should see something like this:

ht dig

Enter a search string into the form field, and ht://Dig should go to work processing your search request. Here's what the result looks like:

ht dig

Needless to say, you can customize this output, and even the manner in which the search is carried out. If, for example, you tell ht://Dig to display the results in "short" rather than "long" format, you'll see something like this:

ht dig



You can also perform a Boolean search, simply by selecting "Boolean" from the drop-down list:

ht dig



 
 
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