Yes, but to do this, you'll need to purchase a separate software program, SiteSearch Indexer. SiteSearch Indexer will index your site -- after you've published it on your PC or sent it to your Web server -- and create a JavaScript file that you can include in your "Other" subfolder by invoking "Add Misc. Files" on the "File" menu.
Once you've created the JavaScript index file, you can
place HTML code in a code cell that enables a visitor
to your site to conduct a Googlelike search of your
pages. (See the example at the right).
After entering a search word or phrase, a user can
choose whether to search for any of the words
entered, all the words, or the exact phrase. When
he/she clicks on the "Search" button, a page will
appear with the results of the search: a listing of
all pages on your site that contain the word, words,
or phrase. If a user clicks on a link on the search
results page, he or she will go to the page that
contains the search word(s) or phrase.
The HTML code that produced the search box on
the right is shown below: |
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