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            <p>The search results on this site used to be produced by <a href="http://aspseek.org/">ASPSeek</a>. ASPSeek is no longer in development and I haven't used the alternative mnogosearch in quite a while. For the uninitated ASPSeek has nothing to do with the Active Server Pages by the M$ company. It's a fork of the mnogosearch project. Both these used to be quite popular not so long ago.</p>
            <p>I am reluctanct to start using <a href="http://search.mnogo.ru/">mnogosearch</a> (a project I have not used since switching to aspseek). I would need to relearn things. The configuration syntax etc for mnogosearch is very similar to that of ASPseek (remember the latter is a fork). The truth is I have been so completely out of touch with both systems that I would need to relearn everything from scratch.</p>
            <p>If you are learning, learn something new. So the site's search pages are now powered by <a href="https://code.google.com/">Google</a>. It turned out to be redicolously easy to implement.</p>
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Google API and Site Search

2005 Oct 6 at 02:32 » Tagged as :