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Variable Name
$$NumQueryItems
$$PageNum[page#]
$$PrintURLfirst_hit_number,
number_of_hits]
$$QueryCollection
$$QueryCountry
$$QueryDate
$$QueryEncoding
$$QueryLanguage
$$QueryNumHits
$$QueryOperator
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Description
The number of query items contained within the current query.
While most queries use only 1 query item, it is possible to construct
a query with multiple search criteria, each weighted with a value
between 1 and 100. While the resultant search contains hits from
each of the queries, the search results are organized with the most
relevant hits first (from any of the individual queries).
Inserts a user-specified search result page number. The optional
page# parameter identifies the relative page from the current result
page. That is, minus one (-1) refers to the page immediately before
the current page and one (1) references the page immediately after.
Zero (0) refers to the current page.
The page number is inserted only if the designated page exists.
The URL used to print the hits listed on the current search result
page.
The optional parameters can be specified to define the beginning
search result number and the number of search results to include in
the print job.
The number_of_hits parameter can use the $$TotalHits template
variable.
The names of the indexes the user specified in the search query.
See also "$$BeginCollectionsLoop" on page
The country requested by the client. Note that this must be an
uppercase, two-character value as specified in ISO 3166-1.
The begin date requested by the client.
Actual query encoding, or the encoding specified during a search
that overrides the default encoding.
The language requested by the client. Note that this must be a
lowercase, two-character value as specified in ISO 639.
The number of search results requested by the client.
The type of the current search:
0 = Boolean AND search
1 = Boolean OR search
2 = phrase search
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