>>
>> Hello again,
>>
>> I am attempting to produce images in my results page, and having only
>> limited success. I would like to place image locations, <img> tags, in the
>> description META tags of the html pages to get a list of images that will
>> be displayed in the results. It looks something like this:
>>
>> <META NAME="description" CONTENT="<img
src="http://www.image.location.gif>">
>>
>> The problem being that the extra set of quotation marks prematurely ends
>> the string at (<img src=), and that is all I get. I have tried using
>> special characters, and backslashes but neither have made any difference.
>
>The HTML you show there is just plain illegal. Check with the HTML standard
>docs (any version... doesn't really matter since the problem is that it
is an
>SGML syntax error)
>> An optional solution would be to set up another variable, similar to
>> EXCERPT or TITLE, so that I could get the string from the file without
>> having to use the description method. Either method would do the trick,
>> however, I am lost in both directions.
>I think you probably have the right idea.
>There is currently something in the config file you might want to look at,
>tough. The "star_patterns" attribute allows you to specify different "search
>result quality" images depending on URL patterns.
I took a look at star_patterns early on, and I don't think it is going to
go as far as I need it to. Each document has several images associated with
it, and I need to produce them within the search results on the fly as they
are subject to change. I would like to be able to create other variables,
similar to the existing TITLE and EXCERPT to be used in the template files.
Any information on where these are created, and/or tips on setting up my
own would again, be greatly appreciated.
>--
>Andrew Scherpbier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Contigo Software <http://www.contigo.com/>
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