Highlighting matched words on the page when browsed

Hi;

I know there are config attributes that highlight matched
words in the
results summary text for matches, but can HTDig highlight
searched terms
within the page once a person clicks the link from the
results?  You can
see what I'm looking for in a Google search where you choose
"view as
html" on something that's a another format.

Thanks!
David Richards
Programmer/Analyst
FedEx Freight
1.408.323.4036 TEL
http://fedex.com/us


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In general no.  This requires that you either:

*put custom javascript in each indexed page to highlight
words
  - Also requires modifying the outgoing links in the search
results
to pass a paramater

*or create a pass-through page/frame.

I have written something similar to both.. let me see what I
can find
and send you.

Neal Richter

On 5/10/07, Richards, David --- Programmer/Analyst ---WGO
<David.Richardsfreight.fedex.com> wrote:
> Hi;
>
> I know there are config attributes that highlight
matched words in the
> results summary text for matches, but can HTDig
highlight searched terms
> within the page once a person clicks the link from the
results?  You can
> see what I'm looking for in a Google search where you
choose "view as
> html" on something that's a another format.
>
> Thanks!
> David Richards
> Programmer/Analyst
> FedEx Freight
> 1.408.323.4036 TEL
> http://fedex.com/us
>
>
>
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Hi;

I appreciate the help.  Were you able to find it?

Regards
Dave 

-----Original Message-----
From: Neal Richter [mailto:nrichtergmail.com] 
Sent: Friday, May 11, 2007 7:17 AM
To: Richards, David --- Programmer/Analyst ---WGO
Cc: htdig-generallists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [htdig] Highlighting matched words on the page
when browsed

In general no.  This requires that you either:

*put custom javascript in each indexed page to highlight
words
  - Also requires modifying the outgoing links in the search
results to
pass a paramater

*or create a pass-through page/frame.

I have written something similar to both.. let me see what I
can find
and send you.

Neal Richter

On 5/10/07, Richards, David --- Programmer/Analyst ---WGO
<David.Richardsfreight.fedex.com> wrote:
> Hi;
>
> I know there are config attributes that highlight
matched words in the

> results summary text for matches, but can HTDig
highlight searched 
> terms within the page once a person clicks the link
from the results?

> You can see what I'm looking for in a Google search
where you choose 
> "view as html" on something that's a another
format.

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