Overview:
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GoSearch allows you to provide a search engine for you web site. Put this object on a page, create a search form and fill the entries accordingly.

In order to search the site for relevant keywords, GoSearch creates an site index. This index is saved in a separate Javascript file.

Description:
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GoSearch needs a form where the user enters the keywords to look for. Create this form with the 'Method' to GET and a text field.

In case nothing was found, you can display a message to the user, take care to enter HTML code here.

The site index is saved in a file and created once you click on 'Update Index'.
You can index the whole site by selecting no or all files in the site window. In case you want to limit the index to specific files only, select these files before updating the index.

You can provide an additional lower threshold for the minimum keyword length or an upper threshold for the maximum number of hits to be displayed.

Finally, you can slightly tune how the resulting hit list has to be created:

- Paragraph: each entry is displayed in a <p> tag.

- List of DIVs: each entry is embedded in a DIV container tag.

- Table Rows: a non-bordered table surrounds each entry line by line.

Appearance:
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For modifying the appearance of the result list, GoSearch write CSS class names to the entries:

- Paragraph: 'gsEntry' for the <p> tag, 'gsLink' for the <a> tag.

- List of DIVs: 'gsEntry' for the <div> tag, 'gsLink' for the <a> tag.

- Table Rows: 'gsEntry' for the <td> tag, 'gsLink' for the <a> tag.

Caveats:
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The search feature works on JavaScript enabled browsers only and accepts only ASCII text.
