Nick Cleaton/Dave Cross.. have been kind enough
to help me out in figuring why I am still getting
this error message:

'D:\WWWRoot\hamidapharmacom\www\cgi-bin\search.cgi
but even after making the changes
it still doesn't work and hostway NEVER gets
back to inquires re:script.

I am using *.htm and *.html.. because most
of the files are .htm but not all

Here is the script I am using:

USER CONFIGURATION SECTION ## Modify these to your own settings.
You might have to
# contact your system administrator if you do not run
# your own web server. If the purpose of these
# parameters seems unclear, please see the README file.
# BEGIN { $DEBUGGING = 1; }
my $basedir = 'D:\wwwroot\hamidapharmacom\www';
my $baseurl = 'http://www.hamidapharma.com/';
my @files = ('*.html,*.htm');
my $title = "Hamida Search Program";
my $title_url = 'http://www.hamidapharma.com';
my $search_url = 'http://www.hamidapharma.com/form.html';
my @blocked = ();
my $emulate_matts_code = 1;
my $style = '';

# the following config variables only affect the program if
# $emulate_matts_code is switched off $hit_threshhold is
what the minimum
# amount of hits per page that are required for the match
to be outputted
my $hit_threshhold = 1;
my @subdirs = ('','/manual','/vmanual');
my $no_prune = 1;
# # USER CONFIGURATION << END >>
# ---------------------------- # (no user serviceable parts beyond here)

In reply to Re: simple search script by Anonymous Monk
in thread simple search script by thebeginner

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