You could outsource the problem and use the AtomZ service to index the site.
I used Atomz with my last company and was very happy with it. For small
sites, its free, and if you exceed the number of pages, upgrading to the
premium service is extremely reasonable. They also send you search reports
by email. Sign up today, and your site can have searches tonite :)
I use it on my personal homepage as an example: http://www.gizmola.com
They spider and index your site and do a reasonable job via textual content,
but to get the best results, you should have the standard page titles and
metatags used by most search engines. They also support a custom meta tag
for relevancy that will help you pop certain pages out to the top of a
search. I first became aware of Atomz via OReilly's website which uses them
as does webmonkey. O'Reilly is an interesting case, as they wrote a custom
wrapper around it. I believe that Atomz now offers a choice of support for
either html or xml, but i haven't done anything with the xml version.
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2001 11:41 AM
To: Fusebox
Subject: RE: URGENT ! fusebox model and site search
Hi,
I need to develop a site search functionality for the site i am working on.
the site is divided into several circuit applications like news section ,
updates sections,products listings , and static pages etc .The client wants
to have a complete site search on both the applications as well as the
static pages.
the web hosting service ,the site is hosted on has disabled verity so i am
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