Searching without database,word in a page

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i want to make search functionality (e.g if i type 'about',than output would be everything matching the word "about" FROM WHOLE WEBSITE)i dont know How to implement it.m using static website with NO DATABASE.any help is greatly appreciated.

Posted 24-Oct-12 22:40pm

Thanks7872

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MT_ 25-Oct-12 4:42am

Where the data comes from then? Is it directly coded in aspx ?

Thanks7872 25-Oct-12 5:37am

you can say the website is only about providing info about something.no database,no data comes from anywhere.i want to know how to perform search like in windows we have (ctrl+F),it shows matching words in the document,similarly i want to make it for lets say 10 pages.i havnt perfrme search before,so want to know about the flow and procedure to complete this.

Thanks7872 25-Oct-12 4:55am

you can say the website is only about providing info about something.no database,no data comes from anywhere.i want to know how to perform search like in windows we have (ctrl+F),it shows matching words in the document,similarly i want to make it for lets say 10 pages.i havnt perfrme search before,so want to know about the flow and procedure to complete this.

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Sarvesh Kushwaha · Answer 1 · 2012-10-25T01:26:00

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you can use google custom search for a particular website .

http://forums.asp.net/t/1509333.aspx[^]

or if you want to search a webpage let me know.

Posted 25-Oct-12 1:26am

Sarvesh Kushwaha