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A simple question on Index server
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| Hi all,
I am using Index server on IIS 6. I have created catalog
and indexed the website. I am wondering if I can control
the generation of abstract other than the size. What is
happening is that it is including the text navigation
hyperlinks that are at the top of the document. And then
includes the rest of the text. Should I write a code that
strips the initial characters or is there any way to
configure the abstract?
Can somebody tell me who the abstract is generated? Does
index server extracts first 320 text characters?
Thanks!
Joe
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| david lee 2004-04-27, 12:34 am |
| You can use the description meta tag in your html documents to specify the
abstract. That way it won't be built from random text.
"Joe" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:47a201c42be8$ece11ec0$a601280a@phx.gbl...
> Hi all,
>
> I am using Index server on IIS 6. I have created catalog
> and indexed the website. I am wondering if I can control
> the generation of abstract other than the size. What is
> happening is that it is including the text navigation
> hyperlinks that are at the top of the document. And then
> includes the rest of the text. Should I write a code that
> strips the initial characters or is there any way to
> configure the abstract?
>
> Can somebody tell me who the abstract is generated? Does
> index server extracts first 320 text characters?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Joe
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| Go to the catalog, right click, property, the last tab, check the
checkbox "Generate Abstract".
Joe wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am using Index server on IIS 6. I have created catalog
> and indexed the website. I am wondering if I can control
> the generation of abstract other than the size. What is
> happening is that it is including the text navigation
> hyperlinks that are at the top of the document. And then
> includes the rest of the text. Should I write a code that
> strips the initial characters or is there any way to
> configure the abstract?
>
> Can somebody tell me who the abstract is generated? Does
> index server extracts first 320 text characters?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Joe
>
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