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On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 11:02 PM, Peter Humphrey |
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<peter@××××××××××××××.org>wrote: |
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> Hello list, |
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> I'd like to add a search facility to my choir's website, and a likely- |
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> looking candidate is ht://Dig, but its News dates from seven years ago. |
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> Does |
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> this mean it's dead or absolutely stable? |
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> If this isn't a runner, does the team wish to offer an alternative? I have |
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> over 100 pages in this site, and I'm sure a visitor would like to be able |
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> to |
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> search for a particular member, song, venue etc. |
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> Rgds |
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> Peter Linux Counter 5290, 1994-04-23 |
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Browsing through the page, the project looks pretty dead which seems strange |
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considering how many contributors it had. |
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As such, I've never used it but Hyper Estraier[0] may do what you want, as |
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well. There are probably others out there. There's also always the Google |
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option. |
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[0] http://fallabs.com/hyperestraier/ |
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- Matt |
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