Novell NETWARE 6-DOCUMENTATION Manual page 2131

Variable Name
$$IncludeFiletemplate_name Automatically pulls in the designated template at the location of this
$$NumQueryItems
$$QueryCollection
$$QueryCountry
$$QueryDate
$$QueryDirFilter
$$QueryFileFilter
$$QueryKeywordFlag
$$QueryLanguage
$$QueryOperator
$$QueryReturnField
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Description
variable. The included template can contain other template variables,
which will be processed as though they were a part of the original
template. The template name parameter can either be a full FILE:// URL
based on the file system of the server or a relative path based on the
location of the parent template. The template name parameter can be
located within quotation marks. See the SearchResultTemplate.html file
for an example use of this variable.
The number of query items contained within the current query. While most
queries use only 1 query item, it is possible to construct a query with
multiple search criteria, each weighted with a value between 1 and 100.
While the resultant search contains hits from each of the queries, the
search results are organized with the most relevant hits first (from any of
the individual queries).
The names of the search sites the user specified in the search query. See
also "$$BeginCollectionsLoop" on page 192
on page 192.
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.
For a description of this item, refer to the equivalent search result variable
in Table 11 on page 193.
For a description of this item, refer to the equivalent search result variable
in Table 11 on page 193.
For a description of this item, refer to the equivalent search result variable
in Table 11 on page 193.
The language requested by the client. Note that this must be a lowercase,
two-character value as specified in ISO 639.
The type of the current search:
0 = Boolean AND search
1 = Boolean OR search
2 = phrase search
The names of the return fields the user specified in the search query. See
also "$$BeginReturnFieldsLoop" on page 193
"$$EndReturnFieldsLoop" on page
and "$$EndCollectionsLoop"
and
194.