Advanced Features
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Introducing
Templates
IntroducingTemplates
By using templates, you can easily design your
search page. If needed, you can create new templates. The search
page and the search result page can be edited or created by using
HTML.
You can design search result page in HTML and assign data exporting
parts as placeholders. DeepSearch 4 stores assigned templates,
and when exporting a search page, the HTML part stays as it is,
and the placeholder part uses the requested value.
The search result page is divided into four areas:
1. Static portion (page layout, etc.) (A)
2. Outputted when searches are enabled. (B)
3. Outputted when search results are retrieved. (C)
4. List of search results. (D)
The four areas have the following structure, A<B<C<D;
larger areas including the smaller. D is outputted repetitively
along with the number of items.
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Page epilogue depending on sites |
Basic
Structure
PlaceHolder :
Placeholder assigns attributes of texts messages in above 4 areas. Placeholder begins with [ds$ and ends with ]. After [ds$, the name of placeholder is placed. (i.e.- [ds$Message] and [ds$ItemDate]).
The attributes such as color and fonts have to be created using HTML. For example, if you want to have size 2 and red font for search result items, you have to write <font size=¡°2¡± color-¡°red¡±>[ds$ItemDate]</font> at the place where your date to be displayed. Note that you have to write a placeholder on single line. You can also use the same placeholder repetitively in a template HTML.
Right next to the placeholder, there are commands that control
placeholder, called Format Specifier. You have to write after a
space next to the placeholder. If you use the same Format Specifier
more than once, the latter command will be applied.
FormatSpecifier :
Right next to the placeholder, there are option commands that control placeholders¡¯ output form, etc., called Format Specifier. You have to write after a space next to the placeholder. If you use the same Format Specifier more than once, the latter command will be applied.
