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I'm looking for a search engine script that I can add to my web site so others can search for my site.

Any ideas?
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Re: search engine script

There are various free/paid scripts being offered through hotscripts.com and freshmeat.net
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Re: search engine script

I would use Google Adsense for Search. It has a site search feature.
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I would use Google Adsense for Search. It has a site search feature.
I was also going to suggest that as it not only gives you search facility but you can even earn revenue with that.
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Yeah, very cool tip! Karma points rewarded
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Re: search engine script

Thanks for the input
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Re: search engine script

depending on how big your site is, you can use Google API and put there search engine right into your homepage for free! You would be limited to 1,000 queries via this method,

or you can link to google directly via a form box
[html]<form method="get" action="http://www.google.com/search">
<input type="text" name="q" value="">
<input type="hidden" name="as_sitesearch" value="www.daniweb.com">
<input type="submit" value="Google Search">
</form>[/html]

just make sure to replace www.daniweb.com with your domain name, but there are drawbacks, once the user clicks search, they have left your webpage and then can modify the search and remove your site name, so now they are searching the web and not your site.

if your site isn't too big I would definatly recommend working with the google api to search your site, send me a private message if you need help setting up a search with the google api and I will be glad to help.
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Re: search engine script

I tried google many times and discarded it finally because didn't find things that I KNEW were on my site. I found this new search site engine though that I really like. http://www.sitelevel.com/ It allows you to make the search box fully customized and offers several different premade codes to start from with clickable options for your customization if you need them. I highly recommend this non-google search engine.

Warning though. . . it you put this on a message board, it will access "private" or admin posts as well. :cheesy:
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try openwebspider : http://www.openwebspider.org
it's free and open source! Script is in PHP
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We also use a modified version of openwebspider for 8Lights! :lol:

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try openwebspider : http://www.openwebspider.org
it's free and open source! Script is in PHP
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