Dear all,

I have a problem with HTML-Documents (Table-Layout) ...

... we realized a larger Web-Portal and we use indexing server (IS) as the
search-engine. It works fine, but ...

... Our CMS-system produces static HTML-pages we let index via IS. The
pages are realised with HTML-tables (not of frames). This is by design, we
can't change it. But ... the content tables are big and repeated on every
page.

The Problem: if I search for a word, being used in die content table, I get
"every" page as the result.

Do you have any clue or idea to solve the problem without changing the
site's structure? Is - maybe - the indexing server table to search from -
let me say - the "234th" character in a document (as most of the content
table is defined in the head of the HTML documents).

Regards

Frank

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either use server side includes, header or footer document for your html
file, or write your own ifilter for this functionality.

"Frank Jacobs" <frank.p.jacobs@t-online.de> wrote in message
news:Xns94CFE7BB0D458frank.p.jacobst.onli@62.153.159.134...
> Dear all,
>
> I have a problem with HTML-Documents (Table-Layout) ...
>
> ... we realized a larger Web-Portal and we use indexing server (IS) as the
> search-engine. It works fine, but ...
>
> ... Our CMS-system produces static HTML-pages we let index via IS. The
> pages are realised with HTML-tables (not of frames). This is by design, we
> can't change it. But ... the content tables are big and repeated on every
> page.
>
> The Problem: if I search for a word, being used in die content table, I
get
> "every" page as the result.
>
> Do you have any clue or idea to solve the problem without changing the
> site's structure? Is - maybe - the indexing server table to search from -
> let me say - the "234th" character in a document (as most of the content
> table is defined in the head of the HTML documents).
>
> Regards
>
> Frank

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