At 4:24 PM +0200 9/4/01, Resch Martin wrote:
>I tried already to put php-sources into these templates, but HTDig or my
>Apache didn�t run it. But it�s in sourcecode, only not compiled. How did you
>made php work?
The trick is not to put php into the templates, but to call htsearch
from within a PHP wrapper. /cgi-bin/htsearch really is nothing more
than a cgi, so you can call it using
<!--#exec cgi="/cgi-bin/htsearch" -->
from an SSI page or
virtual("/cgi-bin/htsearch");
from a PHP page.
Look at it in another way: htsearch generates a list of search
results from a header and a footer or a wrapper, and a list of hits.
It makes the list of hits by applying a template (Striped_results) to
each hit.
The way I do it is to design the result page in HTML first. Always.
No matter what type of scripting or programming I'm going to do, I
start from the bare HTML. Really bare: I use BBEdit to write it. Then
I determine whether I need Javascripting to get certain results. By
that stage I have a static page that gives me the exact output I want.
Then I split the page into framing and content. The content is what
usually must be dynamic. So the scripting generates the content and
the framing is either a template (e.g. for Perl) or a wrapper (SSI or
PHP). But notice that I didn't say that the content must be bits of
HTML. The dynamically generated content can be *any* part of the
static page I designed, even bits of Javascript.
Have a look at http://www.wirehub.nl/~avdharg/Example.html ,
http://www.wirehub.nl/~avdharg/Example.txt and
http://www.wirehub.nl/~avdharg/Routines.htm . Each line of the
results is the equivalent of what would be given by the
Striped_result template and the rest would be a wrapper or a header
and a footer (NB this example is not an htsearch result page). Maybe
that helps?
>And the second one is: what do you mean with START_RELEVANCE and
>END_RELEVANCE?
Like START_ITEM and END_ITEM they are tags that tell Sherlock where
relevant parts of the search results are.
Arthur
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