Looking for a solution....

[Bill Marriott]

I forgot one other option (or, really it's a sub-option under #3) which is:

5) Use a content-management system like Joomla (or dozens of others) to 
build your entire site. These CMS systems almost always offer a built-in 
search facility for the content you're managing with them.

"Bill Marriott" <wjm at wjm.org> wrote in message 
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> Dale,
>
> You have several options:
>
> 1) Yes, Rev can do it. You would install Rev as a CGI, then put your data 
> back into Rev so its search functions can access the data and deliver it 
> to the end user.
>
> 2) Some web hosting providers have one or more search utilities built-in 
> to them, such as "Entropy Search." Check your web control panel (perhaps 
> under something like "One-Click Installs" or "Fantastico.")
>
> 3) You can make your site database-driven using a system like MySQL & PHP.
>
> 4) You can have an external web search provider, such as Google, handle 
> your site for you. This is just one of many pages I found on the topic:
>
> http://www.askdavetaylor.com/how_can_i_add_a_google_search_box_to_my_web_site.html
>
>
> "Dale Pond" <dalesvp at centurytel.net> wrote in 
> message 
> news:BB0807BD-6D73-4D46-B2B6-CA86CF3D209F at centurytel.net...
>>I am looking for an answer. I'd like to convert all cards in a  collection 
>>of HyperCard stacks to text files then upload them to a  folder/directory 
>>on my web site. These steps I can do. The question  is how can all these 
>>text/html files (roughly 15,000 of 'em) be  searched and found? What kind 
>>of indexing/searching system would do  that? Could Revolution do this? 
>>Does anyone have a solution for this?