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Variable Name
$$Countervariable_number,
increment_number
$$DateTime[date_format]
$$DefaultQueryEncoding
$$Description
$$EndCollectionsLoop
$$EndFiltersLoop
$$EndLoop
$$EndReturnFieldsLoop
$$FileType
$$Filter
$$FilterOperator
$$FirstHit
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Description
Inserts the value of the specified var# counter into the search result
page. All counters initialize to zero. The optional second parameter
specifies the amount to increment or decrement the current value.
A maximum of 10 counters is supported. For example:
$$Counter[1] = insert value of counter #1
$$Counter[1,1] = increment counter #1 by 1 and display the new
value
$$Counter[5,-3] = decrement counter #5 by 3 and display the new
value
The date and time of a hit. This is automatically written in Java's
medium format using the client's locale (all calendars, translations,
date and time formats are observed).
$$DateTime[ ] can use an optional date and time format provided
within the brackets [ ]. The text should conform to the Java
DateFormat syntax.
Default encoding of query if not otherwise specified.
The abstract, description, or first 255 display bytes of the result
item.
The end of a repetitive section that will be re-processed for each
search site the user specified in the search query. See also
"$$QueryCollection" on page
The end of a repetitive section that will be re-processed for each
filter the specified in the search query.
End of the repeating body section. Beginning of the footer section.
The end of a repetitive section that will be reprocessed for each
return field the user specified in the search query. See also
"$$QueryReturnField" on page
Indicates a specific document type. For example, .DOC or .PDF.
Pulls the filter values from the original query.
Pulls the filter operator from the original query.
The hit number of the first item in the current result page. Is
displayed using the client's locale.
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