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    ASP with IIS

    We have a website which we want to be able to search on using Index Server. I have a book on it but don't understand as to how to do a search for a word through our html files using ASP and IIS. The IIS is setup but I don't understand how I use a form to use the IIS to search through the site. If anybody has any examples or something, I would be very greatful.

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    Thanks for that Josh. Now got the website being searched.
    Just one question, is there anyway that a database can be index searched or will I have to program that myself? I also understand that pages made from databases will be cached, but thats only after someones viewed them isn't it?

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    What kind of database do you mean, and how are you generating pages based on them?
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    My database is an Access database. An ASP page creates a page from the records it finds in the database.
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    You'll probably have to program the search yourself through a db query. If you pages generated by the database are static enough, use could generate standard HTML pages that can be indexed, and then re-generate the pages when the db changes.
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