I have a similar interest. Appears that any environment variable, if set
prior to invoking htsearch, is retained and can be used in output templates.
In Perl, the setting can be accomplished by assignment to $ENV{VARNAME},
where VARNAME is a user-chosen name. This has to be done just prior to
calling htsearch; then mention VARNAME in the output template. (Need to be
sure that $ENV{QUERY_STRING} is preserved and passed on to htsearch; in Perl
(5.005_03), appears that "use CGI" has this effect).
In a message dated 11/14/00 4:20:26 AM US Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Hi,
as I saw in the htsearch reference there are several standard variables
to use in template files for htsearch. I would like to use more
entry-specific variables that can be parsed by htsearch. Are there any
options or possibilities for htdig and htsearch to save additional
information which can be read out later with self-defined variables?
Thanks in advance
Oliver Hoogvliet >>
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