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Simple Search allows you to integrate a keyword and boolean search program into your site so that users can search specified text and HTML documents. It then returns a list of filenames (displayed based on their title tag found in the HTML page) which matched the specified keyword(s).

The Hukilau Search Engine, is a CGI script written in Perl designed to do a keyword search of all the web pages in a directory. It is designed to be easy to install and is for small to medium sites. The program will only search for pages in one directory, and will return all pages if the keyword is the same as an HTML tag.

Htgrep is a CGI script written in Perl that allows you to query any document accessible to your HTTP server on a paragraph-by-paragraph basis. Htgrep is a generic front-end to htgrep.pl, a Perl package that makes it relatively easy to implement simple search engines for the WWW. Htgrep allows you to pass all parameters to the search package as part of the URL, so a forms interface can be used to set the parameters.

SiteSearch gives you the ability to search your website quickly & easily by the use of the password protected browser based administration area. Set the path of the directory you want searched, set the files & directories you want searched, and also the directories & files you do not want searched. SiteSearch returns the results of a search by displaying 200 words from the text the search criteria was found in, along with the webpage title, last modified date & file size. SiteSearch is a great tool for the average website of less than 500 pages.

This is a Simple Search Engine script for NT or Win95 servers. It includes all the features of Simple Search Engine (for Unix).

This is a modified version of Matt Wright\'s Simple Serarch script. Newly added features include: A \'Nothing Found\' screen with text input for a new search, A new sub-routine so that one can search directories seperately, making the search much faster if you have a lot of files, and A counter that tells the user how many files were found for their search word(s).