According to Dave Salisbury:
> I'd like to be able to preserve the user's state, held in the query string,
> when a search is done.
> So my idea is to return just the urls from a search
> that only match the state
> of the user. Basically, we have a ?lang=en or ?lang=fr, and since many
> of our pages are not translated yet, it's the same page regardless
> of the language they ask for.. So most searches will return 2 pages,
> ( the same page, but the urls differ in the query string )
> one for english ( ?lang=en ) and one for french ( ?lang=fr )
> I would like for the search to only return one or the other,
> even though both should be indexed.
>
> Something like a bad_querystr attribute, would help,
> but that is only for the indexing, not
> for searching. For searching, I'd need to set this unknow
> attribute dynamically. Is it possible to have 2 databases,
> and switch between them dynamically?
>
> Is there a way to do this?
> Do I need to do my own parsing of the output?
>
> dave
Have you looked into the restrict and exclude input parameters to htsearch?
See http://www.htdig.org/hts_form.html
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