Thank you Alan for the CGI
fpjm
Thank you for the CGI
fpjm
I typed in Free CGI Scripts in my search Engine, and I came up with these.
I have 20 more if these don't pan out.:o)
The Entire Perl Web Ring Begins Here
http://www.netaxs.com/~joc/perlring.html
BigNoseBird.Com's 1000's of Free perl CGI Scripts Archive Page
http://bignosebird.com/cgi.shtm
On 8 Jun 2000, 10:14, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Yes, what I want is what you describe: "a search form for
> searching for keywords within my own site.
> It would be an onsite search engine - allowing visitors to search for
> something in a complex web site".
>
> So if you can point me to CGI
Thank you Alan
Yes, what I want is what you describe: "a search form for
searching for keywords within my own site.
It would be an onsite search engine - allowing visitors to search for
something in a complex web site".
So if you can point me to CGI for my own site, thanks a million.
fpjm
Yes. I have one "What U Seek" which can be programmed
to suit your requirements, colurs, size etc, It will search Your
Site and/or the Web.. http://intra.whatuseek.com/?synd=box&chan=2
Pearl.
> Hi!
>
> I read about an internet service which allows you to add a
> "SEARCH BUTTON" to your web si
I'm a her, and I know cleverness and ingenuity when I see it!
RE:I sure got him or her fooled, huh?
Seriously though, as we try to teach on this list, you do not have to
know all the answers -- you just have to know how to find the answers.
The better you get at that, the smarter everyone
You are just SO with it! Such a smart Guy!
**
Huh?
Alan
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> :::bowing repeatedly to his excellency:::
On 2 Jun 2000, 14:15, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I think Peace is in awe of your vast knowledge. :-)
I sure got him or her fooled, huh?
Seriously though, as we try to teach on this list, you do not have to
know all the answers -- you just have to know how to find the answers.
The better you
Alan,
I think Peace is in awe of your vast knowledge. :-)
Brenda
On 2 Jun 2000, 9:22, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> :::bowing repeatedly to his excellency:::
Huh?
Alan
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On 2 Jun 2000, 9:22, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> :::bowing repeatedly to his excellency:::
Huh?
Alan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
:::bowing repeatedly to his excellency:::
RE:
Yes, but let me distinguish that for which you are seeking. You can
set up a search form for searching for keywords within your own site.
It would be an onsite search engine - allowing visitors to search for
something in a complex web site. You
On 2 Jun 2000, 10:05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I read about an internet service which allows you to add a
> "SEARCH BUTTON" to your web site, but apparently, the search is
> made from THEIR site.
>
> Are there software packages allowing you to have your own
> "Search Engine" on your own web
Hi!
I read about an internet service which allows you to add a
"SEARCH BUTTON" to your web site, but apparently, the search is
made from THEIR site.
Are there software packages allowing you to have your own
"Search Engine" on your own web site ?
Thanks
Fpjm
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