HTML - Search Engine Spider

Hey guys,

First of all im new to this forum so please let me know if i posted this in the wrong section.

Im trying to find out what kind of coding a need for a auto search engine.

I want to make something like this http://roboswag.com/search/

It would be used to auto search for swagbucks.com(if you dont know this site, you earn points by searching, and you can get giftcards and stuff)

so please let me know if you have any ideas on how to do this

Hey all,
New to the forum here, looks like a great place! Anyhow, need some help / direction. I've been given the task to create an intranet search engine at work, but the level of coding is a bit over my head, so any help would be much appreciated.

Long story short - I need to make a search with drop downs and I can't figure out how to make all three drop downs dictate what is searched for. Take a look at the two drop down set up KBB has for an idea of what I mean: http://www.kbb.com/kbb/NewCars/defau...=41&ModelId=23. I'm pretty sure this can all be done in HTML, but if I'm wrong tell me.

Can anyone help on this or atleast point me in the right direction? Thanks a bunch!
Steph

Any hints on how to implement a search engine for my site? It could be a ready engine or something. The more easier it is to program the better. I can barely code HTML now.

hi all,
I read somewhere that in order to help the search engine robots/spiders find my web pages I need to put in some code.
I have looked around, but cannot see it anywhere (typical).
anyone help me here please and tell me what lines of html I need to add to my page/s?

also, is it really worthwhile using or paying someone for seo?
I dont like to part with money at the best of times, but I cannot actually believe that this is a worthwhile investment- aren't all search engines different, in thast they use different 'collection' methods?
I was thinking of using ppc (Google perhaps?) do this sound a better way to get noticed on the web (providing that I choose my keywords properly, of course)?
many thanks
Ed

could someone tell me different techniques for proper SEO besides meta words and whatnot.

Thanks,
Tham.

Hello all, I am looking to place a search engine within the my home page so as that visitors can search the sites content. the problem is that my website is a sub domain (from a free DNS provider)and having trawled the web I can only find HTML source code to search top level domains (for eg Googles Custom Search Engine....). I have tried Googles CSE on another site (*.co.uk) that I run and it works perfectly, but not with a subdomain.

I would be grateful if someone can tell me if this is possible and if possible where I can find the source code to insert into my home page so as that it can be searched thro' my site,

regards


munkyn

Hey,
I need help replicating the model search engine from weather.com I need a search box where you start entering text and then up pops the completed searches to choose from. I have a list of about 4,000 one or two word names that I need to link to the appropriate page. If someone could help me code this in any way I would greatly appreciate help & thank you in advance.

Daniel

i'm only new to website building, so i thought i'd start with a free template and have a play around and see how things work. i've got most of it happening, but i can't find any kind of script for an in-site search engine. there's the 'search' tab, but when you enter a word nothing happens. i've googled search engines and they all want you to pay by the month for it. is there anywhere i can get one for free? i only want a really basic one for about 6 web pages.

Hello all,
In firefox i' using this code:
Code:

<a href="javascript:window.external.AddSearchProvider('http://localhost/tr.xml')"><strong><font color="#2E3436" size="3px">Search</font></strong></a>

This add search provider to browser.

tr.xml
Code:

<OpenSearchDescription xmlns="http://a9.com/-/spec/opensearch/1.1/">
<ShortName>search</ShortName>
<Description>search</Description>
<InputEncoding>UTF-8</InputEncoding>
<Image width="16" height="16" type="image/x-icon">http://localhost/favicon.png</Image>
<Url type="text/html" template="http://localhost?search={searchTerms}"></Url>
</OpenSearchDescription>

But it only work for firefox, i wanna do that for Opera, Chrome and IE.
Maybe someone would provide "good/working" script for that ?

Hello,

Making a site and i would like to know how to make a search engine on my site... the thing is i don't know where to start..

thanks

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conservatories Fruit Machines

Hello all, I currently host my own website at home (work related) which is a sub domain of a free dynamic DNS provider- dyndns.com I am looking to place a search engine within the home page so as that visitors can search the sites content (technical).

Having trawled the web I can only find HTML source code for top level (from providers google, yahoo....) domains for eg. if my domain was mywebsite.com but in my case I require it so search htttp://"my website hostname".dyndns.org.

I would be grateful if someone can tell me if this is possible and if possible where I can find the source code to insert into my home page so as that it can be searched thro' my site,

regards


munky

I have like over 5 thousand mp3's on my web server
I want to install a search box on the MP3 home page that can search for mp3's based on your search input
The only search engines I can find only search text and html files.
Any help would be awesome
Thanks ahead of time

Dan

I have like over 5 thousand mp3's on my web server
I want to install a search box on the MP3 home page that can search for mp3's based on your search input
The only search engines I can find only search text and html files.
Any help would be awesome
Thanks ahead of time
This mp3 server is for my personal use only.

Dan

First off, this forum seems great! I've been stressing over this for a while now and hope someone can point me in the right direction... I'm not looking for a freebie, just some guiding light.

I'm making a homepage for myself, and to avoid visiting a thousand search engine sites individually I'd like to make my own drop down menu to search from.

I have it set up with a text box, drop down menu and a submit button... I'd like to be able to enter my text, select the search engine I'd like to use and then click submit and have a new window open with the search engine site and the search results (pretty much cut out the search engine main pages)...

Has anyone done this? Any info will be greatly appreciated... Thanks! Jim.

Another idea that I've had is to be able to select multiple search engine and have multiple windows open up... Save some time... Anyhow, Thanks so much...

Hi guys,

Just wondering, I'm working on a new site and have been asked to put in a search bar, so people can search through the site. I've never done this before so I'm baffled! I suggested the google search bar but the owner would prefer just a standard blank one. How would I go about doing this?

Thanks

PS Sorry if this is in the wrong category but I'm not quite sure where it should go!