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Customizing the Search Interface
Variables that define defaults for all searches on a server are defined in the
system configuration file, webpub.conf. For example, the default installation
of Netscape Enterprise Server includes the following variables in the
webpub.conf file:
Although installations may vary depending on how each server is configured,
the most commonly found variables from the webpub.conf file are listed in
the following table:
Table 16.8 Commonly found variables defined in webpub.conf
Variable
NS-default-html-title
NS-date-time
NS-date-input-format
NS-HTML-descriptions-pat
NS-largest-set
NS-max-records
NS-ms-tocend
NS-ms-tocstart
NS-query-pat
NS-search-type
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NS-max-records = 20
NS-query-pat = /text/NS-query.pat
NS-ms-tocstart = /text/HTML-tocstart.pat
NS-ms-tocend = /text/HTML-tocend.pat
NS-default-html-title = (Untitled)
NS-HTML-descriptions-pat = /text/HTML-descriptions.pat
NS-date-time = %b-%d-%y %H:%M
Description
The name given to HTML documents that do not contain a user-
defined title. Typically set to "(Untitled)."
The date and time format to use when displaying results.
The format for inputting dates (the default is MMDDYY).
The pattern file to use when displaying the contents of the collections.
The maximum number of records that can be handled as matching the
search criteria. The records are displayed in groups of NS-max-
records.
The maximum size of the result set displayed at one time.
The pattern file to use for the footer at the bottom of the search results
page when searching multiple collections.
The pattern file to use for the header at the top of the search results
page when searching multiple collections.
The query pattern file used when creating a query page.
The type of search to perform. Only Boolean is permitted.