Is there a way to implement a site search for secured pages? I am planning on changing the site search on an existing company page. We currently use Atomz and I am considering changing to Google Search Business Edition. My boss wants to keep the secured pages hidden from a regular Google web search, but create an internal search once people log in.
I believe the answer to this is "no," but I cannot find any specific information on this. Thank you for any help you can give.
Jump to PostThis should be easy to do. Take a look at the Zoom Search Engine. You can add search to an intranet, web site or CD. The pages being searched don't need to be …
Jump to PostNo point asking me, I am hopelessly bias. I wrote the initial code for the Zoom product (and own the company :-) ). Needless to say, I think it is pretty good. Not perfect yet, but pretty good.
This should be easy to do. Take a look at the Zoom Search Engine. You can add search to an intranet, web site or CD. The pages being searched don't need to be accessible to the public.
In particaular see this support question on the site. Q. How do I index protected parts of my website requiring user authentication?
Awesome, Passmark. Thank you very much. This is exactly what I was looking for. I searched everything I could think of, and could not find anything like it.
My only concern is reliability, as this is for a corporate website. I found several positive blog posts and c|net user reviews on this, but I was wondering if anyone here had experience with this product, or something similar. If you could let me know, it would be greatly appreciated.
No point asking me, I am hopelessly bias. I wrote the initial code for the Zoom product (and own the company :-) ). Needless to say, I think it is pretty good. Not perfect yet, but pretty good.
I guess the only question to ask is if whether you want an inhouse or outsourced solution?
in house => try something called sphinx at sphinxsearch.com
outsource => google rack
Awesome. Thank you, Dani. Unfortunately, I do not believe either of these solutions will work. Sphinxsearch is too technical for me, Google MiniSearch is outside of our budget, and Google's crawler cannot access our secured pages, as far as I can tell. Although Passmark should have been upfront about his affiliation with Zoom Search, it does seem like a very good product for the price. We are beta-testing the free version now.
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