This is a fairly simple script that will do a case-insensitive search of all html files (except index.html) within a directory. The script does not include sub directories in the search.
This simple four-line Perl script searches a list of your HTMLfiles for keywords. It returns a link to the page that contains the keyword and the line it appeared on. If you have subdirectories in your Web directory, this will only search the top level.
Version: n/a Platform(s): n/a Updated: Tue Aug 31 1999
jasearch.pl is a simple search routine that allows you to search your Web pages. You can specify which directories you want to search and whether search "all" or "any" terms. You can also customize background image, background colour, text color, and link color.
Version: 1.1h Platform(s): Unix Updated: Mon Aug 23 1999
This script allows the visitors to search for keywords in files on your webserver. Users can search in whole files, in meta-tags or in titles only. The results are then ranked by the number of keywords found in the file.
This search engine is designed for scanning large, text-intensive websites. Installation and maintence are a little more involved than for other internal search engines. However, Xavatoria pays off with speed and flexibility for your visitors. This script uses new Meta tags, such as keywords and description. The list of hits for a particular query is weighted by relevance, and only a set number of links are displayed per page. Xavatoria allows for complex but easy to use Boolean operators, grouping, case control, and basic wildcard searches. It includes both a setup guide for webmasters and a searching guide for visitors.
Search is a simple search engine for those who would like users to be able to search their pages but don't need a heavy-duty search engine. It searches any directories you specify and any file types you specify. It also supports case-sensitive and case insensitive searching, extracts the actual title of the page and displays that as a link when the results are displayed and counts number of matches in each file.
This is a modified version of Matt Wright's Simple Search script. It added debug information to Simple Search to assist in set up, a hit counter and a no results found page, and an @ignore array, so you can ignore certain directories from the search.
This is a modified version of Matt Wright's Simple Serarch script. Newly added features include: A 'Nothing Found' screen with text input for a new search, A new sub-routine so that one can search directories seperately, making the search much faster if you have a lot of files, and A counter that tells the user how many files were found for their search word(s).
Version: 3.0 Platform(s): Unix Updated: Sat Jul 24 1999
When a Web site starts to grow beyond a couple of pages, it can be time-consuming for visitors to find what they are looking for. As more Web pages are connected to one another via hypertext links, the resulting spaghetti-like relationship only exacerbates the complexity. Having SiteSearch installed on your Web site solves these problems. First, it provides a quick way for people to find the pages they are looking for. Additionally, because the script is searching the actual pages on the Web site, the results of the search are always up-to-date.
Simple Search allows you to integrate a keyword and boolean search program into your site so that users can search specified text and HTML documents. It then returns a list of filenames (displayed based on their title tag found in the HTML page) which matched the specified keyword(s).
WebSearch allows users to search for key words in documents located on your Web site. It searches the basic text of the documents, as well as ALT text and any information contained in META "keywords" and "description" tags. The script scores the match URLs based upon the frequency with which the requested key terms appear in the documents, and also lists the date on which each file was last modified. You can easily configure the number of matches which will be displayed on each results page.
Sometimes you need to run through all ASCII (plain text) or HTML files located on your server to find records that contain certain word or phrase. You want to find everything relevant to the subject regardless of what file it got lost in. This search engine will do just that: it will dutifully screen all the ASCII/HTML files in the directory you choose and below it and give you a list of links to files that contain the search phrase or keyword. Try running it on your server - you may find something lost so long ago you already forgot it ever was there.
Version: n/a Platform(s): Unix, Windows NT Updated: Fri Jul 2 1999
Complete solution featuring keyword targeted banner rotation, selected urls always get top ranking, preview site, creates mailing list and includes bulk mailer, simple setup.
Htgrep is a CGI script written in Perl that allows you to query any document accessible to your HTTP server on a paragraph-by-paragraph basis. Htgrep is a generic front-end to htgrep.pl, a Perl package that makes it relatively easy to implement simple search engines for the WWW. Htgrep allows you to pass all
parameters to the search package as part of the URL, so a forms interface can be used to set the parameters.
Version: 2.4 Platform(s): n/a Updated: Fri Jun 25 1999
The Hukilau Search Engine, is a CGI script written in Perl designed to do a keyword search of all the web pages in a directory. It is designed to be easy to install and is for small to medium sites. The program will only search for pages in one directory, and will return all pages if the keyword is the same as an HTML tag.
Version: n/a Platform(s): n/a Updated: Fri Jun 25 1999
