It was said: > > I'd like to be able to use template pages (footer.html and > > header.html) > > for each of the sites, possibly keying off of the config files that > > I use? > > It's all in the documentation. You set a config file in each form (or > through a pop-up). Then you set in each config file: > search_results_header > search_results_footer > (possible search_results_wrapper) > template_map > template_name > ... etc. And a thought. You could set 'common_dir' in each config file and 'include' the base, or default, configuration file. The whole configuration file would look something like: include: htdig.conf common_dir: /usr/www/ss/htdig/common-u The only problem here is the semi-static .db files will be in the default 'common_dir' and will need to be periodically copied (or symlinked) to the other 'common_dir's'. The advantage is a set of directories including separate template files. -bd ------------------------------------ To unsubscribe from the htdig mailing list, send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the single word "unsubscribe" in the SUBJECT of the message.
