Site Search

csSearch is an automated website search script. Features: Advanced Control Panel to specify files and directories to skip or ignore; Optional setting to have engine search through Server Side Includes; Search is keyed off both the body of the document and the meta tags; Simple to use interface; Choose from 3 unique style settings; and Easy to modify template pages used throughout. Search results page formatting, pagination (display results across multiple pages), enhanced include/exclude file extentions feature, the ability to mass skip/delete files and directories, JS includes of search form, and much more efficient searching making it over 100 times faster than csSearch.

pssSearch is a web-based search tool for your web server. pssSearch enables your web-site visitors to find the information they seek on your web-site by entering words or phrases. pssSearch logs the user search request providing information valuable to your business (IP of requester, time, search words/phrases). The pssSearch interface is fully customizable.

RiSearch is a simple but powerful search engine program for your site. This script is not meant to replace such powerful search systems like ht://Dig and Glimpse, but intended for small and medium sites with 1000 files and total volume about 10-20Mb. It should be quite enough for most amateur sites. It features: RiSearch does not use any libraries or database systems, just pure Perl., Contrary to the big search systems, like ht://Dig or Glimpse, source code of RiSearch takes about 10 kilobytes, Script is able to work with different languages, Simple and convenient query language, and RiSearch uses platform independent binary files which can be used on any system.

This is an internal search script designed for Portuguese sites. It supports and/or, case sensitive, configurable number of results to display per page. You can also choose the types of archives to be searched, and customize the result page with your choice of color, text, links, etc.

This is a Web site indexer and search engine CGI script written in Perl. It consists of a batch file wrapper for the file system traverser and indexer cgi script for your web site. It also includes a little html example and a script to dump the contents of the db file to screen.

Perlfect Search is a sophisticated, powerful, versatile, customizable and effective site indexing/searching suite. It features Full-text indexing, plus title and meta tag description and keywords indexing, Full control of indexed content by allowing exclusion of either individual files or directories, A user-configurable list of stopwords allows you to exclude specific words from the index, Boolean searches, with keyword forcing (+) and keyword exclusion (-), 100% customizable output layout generated based on user-defined HTML templates, and much more,

HPFind is a small Perl script that allows you to find files in users' directories and displays them in a table on an html page. This version looks for index.htm and index.html in ~/public_html, but can be set to search for any file. It also allows you to configure the output text and background, and exclude a given list of users.

SPINdex is a pair of Perl scripts that allows ones' website to be easily searchable, with minimal overhead and extra programming. SPINdex traverses the directories specified as "search directories", and recursively runs through each of the subdirectories (unless it is flagged as an excluded directory) and checks each file with a suitable extension for the string specified with a case-insensitive regular expression. If the expression matches, the name and URL are recorded.

This CGI script automatically searches the content of all HTML files located in a directory you specify. Sub-directories contained within the directory can also be searched.

This is a simple search CGI script that allows users to quickly search for files on your ftp site. If any files are found, it displays date and size of the file along with its link.

Navigator is a search engine CGI script. Your visitors can register their sites with your search engine and get special HTML code for putting on their HTML pages. With this code all visitors to site of your member can search his website and whole web. Features include: Real-time processing, Special database format, Index files for fast search, Easy customizable HTML templates, and Enabled maillist.

This script searches either the current directory or a target directory for a file containing the required contents, to replace a find/grep combination for recursive finding.

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.

An easy-to-install search engine for local and remote sites. Returns fast, accurate results from a template-driven architecture. Freeware and shareware versions available, with Perl source code included.

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.

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).

SillySearch lets you allow a visitor to search through pages in a single directory on your website for pages containing words that the user enters into a form. They can choose to search only for files containing all the words they enter, or to search for files containing any one of the words. Results are returned ranked by how many of the terms were found in the page. If the page has html TITLE tags, the results will show a link with that title linking to the page. If the page does not have TITLE tags, it will just show the name of the page.

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.