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Using Indextank to Search a Site

Im looking for free, easy-to-use and affordable alternatives to Google CSE.

I found indextank that looks like an easy way to index content, but it doesn’t crawl your site. I guess I assumed I could pass him the Google CSE URL.

Therefore, is there an easy way to configure a PHP script to execute part of the scan? those. give it the url and index all the web pages in that domain.

End result: I can post a site search on my website.

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. HTML-, :

<form method="post" action="[_LINK_HELP_SEARCH_]">
  <div class="static-text">(_INTRO_)</div>
  <input class="inline" name="q" id="search" type="text" value="[_QUERY_]" />
  <input class="inline" type="submit" value="(_SEARCH_)" />
  <div class="micro-text">(_EXAMPLE_)</div>
</form>

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, PHP :

$query = preg_replace('/\s{2,}/', ' ', $query);
$words = explode(' ', $query);

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$help_files = _get_all_files('help');
$help_files = array_slice($help_files, 0, MAX_RESULTS);
foreach($help_files as $file) {

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:

$text_file = '';
$filename = $file['page'];
if (_file_exists($filename)) {
    $text_file = _read_php_file($filename);
}

$text_file = strtolower($text_file);
$text_file = strip_tags($text_file);
$text_file = preg_replace('/\[_(.*?)_\]/', '...', $text_file);
$text_file = preg_replace(array('/\s{2,}/', '[\t\n]'), ' ', $text_file);

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, :

$score = 0;
foreach ($words as $word) {
    if (strpos($text_file, $word) !== false) {
        $score++;
    }
}

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:

$pos = strpos($text_file, $words[0]);
$cut_ini = max($pos - RESUME_LIMIT/2, 0);
$extract = substr($text_file, $cut_ini, RESUME_LIMIT);
$extract = "...$extract...";

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if (($score > 0) && (count($words) / $score > 0.7)) {
    $result = array (
        'extract'   => $extract,
        'title'     => $file['title'],
        'link'      => $file['page'],
        'score'     => $score
    );
    $results[] = $result;
}

, , , :

usort($results, "_search_sort");

:

function _search_sort($a, $b) {
    if ($a['score'] == $b['score']) {
        return 0;
    }
    return ($a['score'] > $b['score']) ? -1 : 1;
}

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