Hello,
I'm thinking that the problem that you are having with the
/cgi-bin directory is that you had not defined the
search_results_footer in conf. Therefore Htdig was defaulting
to the cgi-bin directory in which Htsearch resides. So to remedy
this add the search_results_footer as I describe below.
This bring up another problem though. As far as I can tell
the $(PAGELIST) variable defaults to the directory as defined
in the "search_results_footer" and does not assign a
"calling_page" as a variable appended to the URL Get method.
So you have two choices:
1) Change your results.php to index.html ( or whatever your
server's DirectoryIndex is set to). If you have php parsing all
html pages this will work fine. Otherwise create a .htaccess file
in your search directory and assign "DirectoryIndex results.php".
2) ( untested and ill advised) Or you could chop up the
$(PAGELIST) and insert your results.php in there.
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I'm assuming that you are using Colin Viebrock's example from
"http://www.devshed.com/Server_Side/PHP/Search_This" ?
If so try this.
1) Assign the search_results_footer ( along with your other
search results declarations ) in your conf file like so.
search_results_footer: /path/to/your/search/directory/results-footer.html
#Note: this is not your cgi-bin directory
2) Create a "results-footer.html" file and place it as stated in the path above.
3) Put the variables $(PAGEHEADER) and $(PAGELIST) in the
results-footer.html file... (No Html in this file)
3) In your results.php put the following lines in at the top of the page:
# If this IS first returned page, get $words from form and
# set $page to 1 so border appears around "page number image"
# else let Htdig $(PAGELIST) assign $page and $words.
if (!isset($page)):
$words = EscapeShellCmd(UrlEncode($search));
$page=1;
endif;
4) change the loop that builds you "body" from:
while($i<$rc)
to->
# loop through all elements of array and break when
#2 are left ( PAGEHEADER and PAGELIST variables)
while($i<$rc-2)
5) Then put something like this at the bottom of your page:
### PRINT FOOTER
# grab the match information for the results footer
$page = $result[$i];
$pagelist = $result[$i+1];
# output the match information
echo "$page\n";
echo "$pagelist<BR>\n";
1) Change your results.php to index.html ( or whatever your
server's DirectoryIndex is set to). If you have php parsing all
html pages this will work fine. Otherwise create a .htaccess file
in your search directory and assign "DirectoryIndex results.php".
Hope this helps,
Shawn
Joseph Cheek wrote:
> [that subject's hard to read, i know...]
>
> i have htdig 3.1.1 installed, and a wrapper [php] file that surrounds the
> search results, in order to give me dynamic content around the search results.
> it works *great*, except for one small thing: the page 1, 2, 3, etc. at the
> bottom of the search results link to /cgi-bin/htsearch instead of my
> /results.php wrapper. is there any quick way to change this? a perusal of
> the htdig.org web site and the config file docs didn't turn up anything that
> looks like it would work.
>
> thanks!
>
> joe
>
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