Adding search to your site

silverman567 · 07-09-2004, 08:53 AM

I'd like to add a search capability to my site to search the contents of the site. Nothing to fancy, but free, no adverts, and not google.

Thanks alot for any advice

iDeviseFlash · 07-09-2004, 09:45 AM

hotscripts man, lol. Always try and search first, before posting

Mr. Websites · 07-09-2004, 05:32 PM

If you skipped to the next page on this forum, you would have found this. Make a search, we've already had more than enough threads with this topic.

znuke · 07-10-2004, 08:59 AM

this hasprobably already been said, but I will repeat it for the benefit of the thread poster. I would check hot scripts if you are semi-lazy. If you are not lazy, code it yourself, or if you are uber-lazy. I would go with google - yes, I know you said not google. I think that google is a good solution because the end-user is already familiar with it, and it may give them an odd sense of comfort. Don't quote me. I am not a psychiatrist (I hope that is the medical profession I am thinking of).

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znuke New Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 16	this hasprobably already been said, but I will repeat it for the benefit of the thread poster. I would check hot scripts if you are semi-lazy. If you are not lazy, code it yourself, or if you are uber-lazy. I would go with google - yes, I know you said not google. I think that google is a good solution because the end-user is already familiar with it, and it may give them an odd sense of comfort. Don't quote me. I am not a psychiatrist (I hope that is the medical profession I am thinking of).

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