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==HOW TO: Add full text searching== EPrints does not support this natively but there are several options. ===htdig, or similar software=== There is plenty of software which will provide a full text search of a website. To add non-eprints cgi scripts to your site create a directory in the cgi dir: mkdir /opt/eprints2/cgi/local and place your scripts in there, they will have URLs under <tt>http://yoursite.com/perl/</tt> ===Using an external search engine=== This is very easy, but will only index public documents. Any search engine will work, but Google is a good choice. Google provide a site-search service which allows you to register with them and then have a form which searches your site using google and adds your logo and colourscheme to the results. A really easy solution is to just make a form which links to our "google_site" script which just adds "site:yoursite.com" to the google request to limit the search results. The HTML for this would be something like: <form action="/perl/google_site"> Use Google to search this site: <input name="q" value="" /> <input type="submit" name="go" value="Search" /> </form> For other search engines; see their documentation for how to make a form to search only your site.
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