Configuring Your Search Pattern Files - Netscape ENTREPRISE SERVER 6.0 - ADMINISTRATOR Administrator's Manual

Configuring Text Search
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Configuring Your Search Pattern Files

Pattern files are HTML files that define the layout of the text search interface. You
can associate a pattern file with a search function, and a set of pattern variables to
create a specific portion of the interface. In the pattern file you define the look, feel,
and function of the text search interface. Pattern files use pattern variables that
allow you to customize background color, help text, banners, and so on. In some
cases, the values are pathnames to files containing the actual text and graphics that
these variables represent; in other cases, the values represent text and HTML.
You can use the default pattern files, or you can create your own customized set of
files. The Default start and end pattern files will be used if no start and end pattern
files are listed for a collection, or in a multi-collection search. For more information
about how to change the user interface, see "Customizing the Search Interface" on
page 279.
To define where the search function looks for default pattern files associated with a
particular search request, you have to specify paths for the files.
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Common Posix Date and Time Formats
Displayed result (example)
Abbreviated week day (for example, Wed)
Full week day (for example, Wednesday)
Abbreviated month (for example, Oct)
Full month (for example, October)
Date and time formatted for current locale
Day of the month as a decimal number (for example, 01-31)
Hour as a decimal number, 24 hour military format (for example, 00-23)
Month as a decimal number (for example, 01-12)
Minute as a decimal number (for example, 00-59)
Date
Time
Year without century (for example, 00-99)
Year with century (for example, 1999)