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I'm putting together an offline html knowledge base (collection of pages) and would like to add search. Will consist of about 20-30 pages when completed.
Would have to be on the client side and run on IE6. Can't use Gears, don't want java.
JS is the only solution AFAIK.


Found this JS:
http://www.javascript.freeuk.com/oldindex.html

Anyone know anything else, anything better?

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Don't have any suggestion - but that's about the only time a javascript search engine is the appropriate response.
(coupled with a basic alphabetic index, of course )

Is it absolutely impossible to run a small server program in the background? (ie. an HTTP server, thus allowing for a native implementation of any performance-sensitive functionality, and using the Web browser merely as a GUI.)

Is something like this what you are looking for?

http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/jse/index.shtml

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Tyberius Prime said:
Don't have any suggestion - but that's about the only time a javascript search engine is the appropriate response.(coupled with a basic alphabetic index, of course )

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Thanks TP, just checking!

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hdon said:
Is it absolutely impossible to run a small server program in the background? (ie. an HTTP server, thus allowing for a native implementation of any performance-sensitive functionality, and using the Web browser merely as a GUI.)

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Yes, company would never allow it. If I could I would have used a CMS with a local apache server.

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Nathus said:
Is something like this what you are looking for?http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/jse/index.shtml

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Yes! Thanks for the link it seems to be more a recent script than the one I had posted.

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