Re: [iai-members] Federated search tools
I got this mail from a list. Could Drupal do this with some search engine? Louis is a world leader in Information Architecture and a Publisher. Best Gunnar Louis Rosenfeld wrote:
I'm looking for a search tool that will do this:
1) Search multiple domains that would be predetermined by me (a la Rollyo) 2) Return results via RSS 3) Is free (or cheap)
I thought that Google might somehow support this via its API. It might, but I can't figure out how to make Google search multiple domains.
Any ideas?
cheers
I'm working on a sponsored project similar to this, but development is just starting, so you'll have to wait a while. -Robert Gunnar Langemark wrote:
I got this mail from a list. Could Drupal do this with some search engine? Louis is a world leader in Information Architecture and a Publisher.
Best Gunnar
Louis Rosenfeld wrote:
I'm looking for a search tool that will do this:
1) Search multiple domains that would be predetermined by me (a la Rollyo) 2) Return results via RSS 3) Is free (or cheap)
I thought that Google might somehow support this via its API. It might, but I can't figure out how to make Google search multiple domains.
Any ideas?
cheers
Louis Rosenfeld wrote:
I thought that Google might somehow support this via its API. It might, but I can't figure out how to make Google search multiple domains.
e.g. query: site:drupal.org OR site:drupaldocs.org taxonomy_get_term appears to work, as does: e.g. query: site:drupal.org OR drupaldocs.org taxonomy_get_term -K
I don't know if this helps but: I am working w/ the Rollyo guys to guide them through developing a Drupal module that lets you leverage Rollyo searching inside Drupal via an API they will be opening up soon. -Zack On Jan 28, 2006, at 12:23 AM, Gunnar Langemark wrote:
I got this mail from a list. Could Drupal do this with some search engine? Louis is a world leader in Information Architecture and a Publisher.
Best Gunnar
Louis Rosenfeld wrote:
I'm looking for a search tool that will do this:
1) Search multiple domains that would be predetermined by me (a la Rollyo) 2) Return results via RSS 3) Is free (or cheap)
I thought that Google might somehow support this via its API. It might, but I can't figure out how to make Google search multiple domains.
Any ideas?
cheers
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On 28-Jan-06, at 12:23 AM, Gunnar Langemark wrote:
I got this mail from a list. Could Drupal do this with some search engine? Louis is a world leader in Information Architecture and a Publisher.
Drupal could do this in a VERY interesting way drupal site-to-drupal site. I've begun spec'ing bits of this and know of at least 2 groups with funding to put towards this. Think: * Search on local site by default * In a sidebar, do an XML-RPC request with results returned from remote domains via AJAX * Could cache remote results and/or push local results to remote (shared index) and/or track relevancy (which ones do people click on?) * Final interesting piece: retrieve remote nodes that matches search via publish-susbcribe and store locally as first-class content -- "matching" content naturally moves through a series of inter- connected websites depending on where/when people search for that content Just an implementation away from reality :P
Best Gunnar
Louis Rosenfeld wrote:
I'm looking for a search tool that will do this:
1) Search multiple domains that would be predetermined by me (a la Rollyo) 2) Return results via RSS 3) Is free (or cheap)
I thought that Google might somehow support this via its API. It might, but I can't figure out how to make Google search multiple domains.
Any ideas?
cheers
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