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Search EngineMOREnet maintains a Google Mini Search Appliance which indexes and provides a mechanism for users to search your web site.
New web sites within the kinetic Service are set up with an initial set of starter
pages. Amongst these is a sample search form. The sample search form is located at
This page can be used as-is, or can be the basis for creating your own custom search page. Creating Your Own Custom SearchTo add your own link to the Google Mini Search Appliance within your web pages, you will need to add the following HTML code:
Note: The text "CHANGE_THIS_VALUE" should be replaced with the first 20 characters of your web site's domain name. In addition, any periods should be replaced with underscores. Examples:Collections Reference.--> Additional Options
By default the Google Mini lists ten results per page. To increase or decrease the number
of results listed per page include the below option anywhere between the opening and closing
Alternately, the viewer can be allowed to choose the number of results per page
to display.
By default, the Google Mini will filter very similar results. This happens when a series of web pages are very alike in content. On the final page of results, the viewer will see a notation that the similar results have been omitted, and be given an option to repeat the search without the omitted results.
This behavior can be turned off however. Should it be important to display all results
regardless of similarity, the
The Google Mini indexes all visible text content and meta tags in a web page. The
default behavior when determining the results listing is to match a visitors search
terms to visible content only. To have the Google Mini include meta tag information
when determining the results listing, the
Search Result Headers and FootersThe search result pages returned from the Google Mini will use your web sites headers and footers, if they are available. This will give the search result pages the same or similar appearance as the rest of the web site. The header and footer used are located in your web sites For additional information regarding custom headers and footers, or how to create them, refer to the section on Custom Headers & Footers. |
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