If you use
Apace Web Server Version
1.3.1 for Win32, use the directive: #!perl
at the top of all Perl Scripts and
not: #!/usr/bin/perl
as offerred in the Perl Scripts here running
on Web Server
OmniHTTPd for Windows
32Bit platforms Win95/98/2000/NT,
16-FEB-2001.
There was a bug on Start Page
II with JavaScript Cookies. The input field entries of the Start Page
were not all saved to the Cookie file of the browser. This HTML page with
the included JavaScript is now corrected and works also well in Microsoft's
browsers, and other browsers with version > 4.0,
16-FEB-2001.
There was a bug with IE 5.0 and the produced
search page. The generated FORM
for the search page was incorrect for that Microsoft Internet Explorer new
version 5.0. That browser crashes after submit of the FORM. It's now fixed
in version 3.0 of the SiteSearch JavaScript,
16-AUG-1999.
There is no permission to use that SiteSearch JavaScript or the Perl
Administrator Tools on sites with adult material.
Selecting of wanted files for the index is now implemented in version
2.2 and above
(29. May 1999)
There is now a modified
2nd Perl script
which does indexing and creating a page search.html automatically
together with the first Perl script.
Both Perl scripts can create a
complete JavaScript SiteSearch HTML page. The processed Web document index
is included within the SiteSearch script and it's created a usable
search page HTML document, like
search.html.
The Name of Virtual Subdirectory at the Web Server in the input field
on the start page will be used always
on the created index file.
The Name of Virtual Subdirectory at the Web Server in the input field
on the start page is the relative
pathname of the indexed Web files to that subdirectory on your Web site where
the search page search.html is located. Best is
all-in-one, than you have nothing to type-in in this input field (discard
the default slash there).
The Name of Virtual Subdirectory at the Web Server in the input field
on the start page for your used
Web files at the Web server is in example:
/your_name
if your home page address is
http://my.site.com/your_name
and the SiteSearch page search.html is
>>not<< resided there in this virtual server
subdirectory.
At tripod.com, you have
no virtual subdirectory normally, the home page address is:
https://members.tripod.com/~your_name
and all Web files reside in one directory there and in the input field on
the start page is nothing to type-in,
also no slash, also no ~your_name
or also no /~your_name. The
search page can be checked on a local machine before sending it to your member
files at tripod.com -if you create/save/copy the search.html page
to your indicated local Work Subdirectory.
The character tilde ~ can be used in the input
field on the relative Path Name of the Virtual Subdirectory for your Web
Files at the Web Server
You can also use the produced page
with file listing as table of content (TOC) of your Web files. |
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