In 14.14 11/03/99 +0800, hai scritto: > >Hi, > >I am in need of a command-line based htsearch, which takes the search terms >on the command line and will output all the results, not divided by >pages, on stdout. > >This is because I am merging an htdig index search with a SQL database >lookup... when the user does a query, it will look through the SQL database >first, and then through htdig. Then the code I will write will merge the >output into a single HTML page. > >If this is not possible, then I'll just parse the output? > >Ideas? > >Thanks, Ciao, Miguel Regarding the format of the stdout, I think there's no problem. You only need to edit a template file (the wrapper) with no header and no footer and containing only $(HTSEARCH_RESULTS). Then edit a template for the result, containing only, for example, $(URL). Of course you should have to edit the template map, by the way. The result should be: http:/www.pippo.com/home.htm http:/www.pippo.com/htm/pluto.htm http:/www.pippo.com/htm/paperino.htm http:/www.topolino.com/index.htm and go on ... The fact of passing the words and the format, is the biggest trouble: I think, but I am not sure and probably Geoof and Gilles could give more help to you than me, is to set 2 environment variables such as WORDS and FORMAT. But, I repeat, I'm not sure ... Please, forgive me ... The number of matches per pages could be controlled from the main configuration file. Is it right? CIAO Gabriele ---------------------------------- Gabriele Bartolini U.O. Rete Civica - Comune di Prato Prato - Italia - Europa e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.po-net.prato.it ---------------------------------- ------------------------------------ To unsubscribe from the htdig3-dev mailing list, send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the single word "unsubscribe" in the SUBJECT of the message.
