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Chapter 16, Using Search 399
Configuring Text Search
banners, and so on. In some cases, the values are pathnames to the files that
contain 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 and point to them from here. For more information about how to
change the user interface, see “Customizing the Search Interface” on page 434.
To define where the search function is to look for default pattern files
associated with a particular search request, you have to specify the paths for
the files.
To configure pattern files:
1.
From the Enterprise Server, choose Search.
2.
Click the Search Pattern Files link.
The Search Pattern Files window appears.
3.
Type the absolute path for the directory where you store your pattern files.
The default start (header), end (footer), and query page pattern files are
located in this directory.
4.
Type in the relative pathname for the default pattern file you want to use
for the top of the search results page when a collection has no defined
header file or when more than one collection is being searched.
Specify the path relative to the pattern file directory, as defined in Step 3.
5.
Type in the relative pathname for the default pattern file you want to use
for the footer of the search results page when for a collection has no
defined footer file or when more than one collection is being searched.
Specify the path relative to the pattern file directory, as defined in Step 3.
6.
Type in the relative pathname for the pattern file you want to use for the
search query page that appears when you start up the search function.
Specify the path relative to the pattern file directory, as defined in Step 3.
7.
Click OK to configure your search pattern files.