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Hi all, this is my case i need to put a search engine for my website that am building how do i go about doing that all help greatly appreciated
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This is the one that I use..........
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Depends on what you really want it to do, how you want it to perform, and what you are willing to accept (as many come with add-on's or other "marketing" includes).
If you are looking for Free Website Search Engines (Tools), try exploring some of these, just to stay away from Google's tool which is not truly "free" or without hidden entanglements .... if you really are in the know.....
Although not free (nor exactly cheap), my clients experience the finest on the market (which is integrated into their build for both functional continuity as well as superior performance) as I am one of the very few Mercado US Partners --- and I offer Mercado technologies at a discount. With clients including Sears, OfficeMax, Macy*s, Target and others, Mercado has proven to be the leader in more ways than one, and my client's satisfaction ratings continually break new ground!
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The use of the scripts is to find business listing on my site, which is a business registry website.and i want customers to search by business name or island.Please advise on best solution
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A Database function script is what you are looking for (although you may find a "suitable" HTML script at either DynamicDrive.com or HotScripts.com) ..... and your best bet is to have one custom-coded for you and your specific application, as this will assure better performance and results delivery in the long-run based on the app-specific interface written in.
Three options:
1. Tap into custom programming with either Gen. Navaldesign via www.DBTechnosystems.com (who is both capable and very economical) or my Team at www.ProWebsUnlimited.com (very professional, yet priced slightly higher than Gen. Naval -- in all fairness -- but then our partnerships are globally recognized and our solutions are universally
"preferred").
2. Try your hand at outsourcing, either at www.ODesk.com or www.GetAFreelancer.com
3. Scour the Net for whatever you can via Google searches, using various key words, terms, focus, etc.Comment
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Thanks VasiliComment
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Just a thought..........
Originally posted by Vasili View PostDepends on what you really want it to do, how you want it to perform, and what you are willing to accept (as many come with add-on's or other "marketing" includes).
If you are looking for Free Website Search Engines (Tools), try exploring some of these, just to stay away from Google's tool which is not truly "free" or without hidden entanglements .... if you really are in the know.....
What has below got to do with the question....isnt this blatant seeding/advertising, which you yourself have warned other members about ?¿?¿
Although not free (nor exactly cheap), my clients experience the finest on the market (which is integrated into their build for both functional continuity as well as superior performance) as I am one of the very few Mercado US Partners --- and I offer Mercado technologies at a discount. With clients including Sears, OfficeMax, Macy*s, Target and others, Mercado has proven to be the leader in more ways than one, and my client's satisfaction ratings continually break new ground!
Upcoming Mercado Webinar
Is your Web site ready for the busiest holiday shopping season ever?
Most retailers depend heavily – almost exclusively – on holiday sales to make their yearly revenue goals. Not only are the number of online shoppers increasing year over year, but the number of businesses selling online continues to grow as well. Is your online store ready for the holidays?
Forrester Research tells us that you only have 8 seconds to engage shoppers once they land on your site – make the most of this valuable time during the storm of Holiday shopping. Site search, navigation and merchandising plays a critical role in holiday readiness and there are strategies you can continue to execute well into the Holiday shopping season.
Join us for our Holiday Readiness Webinar as our Merchandising Consultants share their top tips and tricks that you can implement on your website to have a successful holiday season.
Date: Thursday, August 21st
Time: 10 am PDT, 1 pm EDT
Register Now!
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No, as a matter of fact, it is NOT seeding, but presenting a factual resource to specifically resolve the Original Poster's question with regard to best-of-breed site search and informational interactive navigation that I am personally familiar with.
I presented earlier in the thread other options for basic finctions that were FREE, and simply contrasted, the suggestions with a more developed resource offered a more cognizant look into how to select an appropriate application.
Apparently you cannot follow, and have another agenda altogether....too bad.Comment
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I follow with great interest all observations and help, because thats the only way to learn, but I fail to see how advertising personal services (unless asked for) answers the question..........and please Eric, I dont have ANY hidden agenda, so dont imply that I do.
This will be my last comment in this thread.Comment
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