Where is my search page?
· search.cgi (for CGI)
You should create links elsewhere on your website to the appropriate search page. Alternatively, you can create a search form on your website which passes the query to one of the above mentioned scripts. See "How do I add a search form" for more information.
Once you have uploaded or copied the required files across to your server, you can open the following
file in your browser to access the search page:
· search.php (for PHP)file in your browser to access the search page:
· search.asp (for ASP)
· search.html (for Javascript)· search.cgi (for CGI)
You should create links elsewhere on your website to the appropriate search page. Alternatively, you can create a search form on your website which passes the query to one of the above mentioned scripts. See "How do I add a search form" for more information.
http://www.mysite.com/search.php
(where "mysite.com" would be your domain) and you will find your search page there.
(where "mysite.com" would be your domain) and you will find your search page there.
It's just like if you created any other new web page on your web site.
Then you can either link to this search page, or create a search box to submit to this search page (as explained in the FAQ above).
Then there's chapter 6 for "How do I customize the look of my search page?".
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