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    2 Search.php frontend for mnoGoSearch ( formely known as UdmSearch) 
    3 		free web search engine
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    5 
    6 Please send you comments, questions and suggestions to
    7 general@mnogosearch.org (Main maillist)
    8 devel@mnogosearch.org (Developers maillist)
    9 
   10 Reqirements:
   11 ------------
   12 search.php requires PHP 4.3.x or later built with mnoGoSearch support.
   13 
   14 How do I use it?
   15 ----------------
   16 
   17 1. Copy all distribution files into one directory.
   18 2. Edit search.php and setup $template_file='/path/to/search.htm';  // path to template file
   19 3. Edit config.inc settings at the beginning of the script:
   20 
   21      $MAX_NP=1000;                          // maximum allowed results page number
   22      $MAX_PS=100;                           // maximum allowed results per page
   23      
   24      $trackquery='no';			    // default value for TrackQuery template parameter	
   25 
   26      $lang_content_negotiation='no';        // (optional) Enable language content negotiation
   27                                             // Please refer to docs/negotiation.txt for details
   28 
   29      $lang_url_translation='no';            // (optional) Enable language url translation
   30      					    // for example url "path/file.en.ext"
   31 	  				    // will be translated into "path/file"
   32                                             // Please refer to docs/negotiation.txt for details
   33 
   34 4. Edit search.htm to suit your needs. 
   35 
   36 P.S. The setup seems to be very confusing to our users which are trying to 
   37 use frontend with PHP CGI (not with apache module). In a such situation 
   38 the path to the search.php in a form in search.htm should be like
   39 /cgi-bin/php.cgi/path_to_search_php/search.php
   40 This depends on where you installed PHP CGI. So correct accordingly your 
   41 search template.