
                              WGSEARCH.TXT

There are 7 different HTML files provided with MR_WWW that can be used
as the starting Search Page for a site. They are as follows:

WGSEARCH.HTM    Keyword Only Search Page - Default Search Page
WGSEARCH.HT0    Keyword Only Search Page - Backup Default Search Page
WGSEARCH.HT1    Keyword Only Search Page with Statistics

The two files above require no internal modification. If you wish to
display statistics with the keyword search input box, COPY (do *not*
RENAME) WGSEARCH.HT1 to WGSEARCH.HTM. When first installing, use the
default WGSEARCH.HTM to ensure SiteSearch is operational before doing
any customization. Only a WGSEARCH.HTM file is necessary - the other
WGSEARCH.HT* files may be archived elsewhere.

The following pages *MUST* be modified to suit your domain!
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WGSEARCH.HT2    Keyword & Site Search Page
WGSEARCH.HT3    Keyword & Site Search Page with Statistics
WGSEARCH.HT4    Keyword, Site & Look Search Page
WGSEARCH.HT5    Keyword, Site & Look Search Page with Statistics


Modifying WGSEARCH.HT2 and WGSEARCH.HT3
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This is the related HTML code:
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<B>Search where?: </B><SELECT NAME="Site">
<OPTION SELECTED VALUE="">Our Entire Site
<OPTION VALUE="www.dwntwn.com/downtown">DownTown BBS Website
<OPTION VALUE="www.dwntwn.com/mtnrose">Mountain Rose Multi Media Website
<OPTION VALUE="www.dwntwn.com/tko">TKO Basketball Fanatics Website
<OPTION VALUE="www.dwntwn.com/truc">Truc Computers Website
</SELECT><BR>
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What you must modify are the "<OPTION VALUE=....>" lines containing the
URL of the sites located on your server. This is pretty much
straightforward - put the URL of the site within quotes following
'<OPTION VALUE=' and the descriptive text for that site following the
closing '>' character. The descriptive text will appear within the
selector box.

Modifying WGSEARCH.HT4 and WGSEARCH.HT5
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This is the related HTML code:
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<B>What Type of "Look"?: </B><SELECT NAME="Look">
<OPTION SELECTED VALUE="">The Default Format
<OPTION VALUE="2">Plain Text
<OPTION VALUE="3">Verbose
<OPTION VALUE="4">Rocky Horror
<OPTION VALUE="5">WaReZ
</SELECT><BR>
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In addition to the modifications to enable the "Site" select options in
WGSEARCH.HT2 and WGSEARCH.HT3, you must modify these files if you wish
to add your own unique "Look" to WGSiteSearch or remove the select
options for the "Look"s provided.

As shipped, WGSiteSearch has five "Look"s occupying slots 1 to 5. Slots
6 to 10 are shipped with the default "Look #1" installed, but are available
for future "Look"s or your own custom implementation.

Writing your own "Look" is beyond the scope of this document. However,
you can study the supplied HTML code found in LEVEL99 options of
MR_WWW.MSG or files to be posted on the support system.

Disabling a "Look" is done by simply deleting the line
"<OPTION VALUE="n">Descriptive Text"
that refers to that "Look".

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