Perl help needed

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Joined: Jun 2001

Okay, hello Smiling

I'm using a free perl script called keyword_search, and it works superb on my site. However I am now changing
my site, and require the search engine to read through .txt files instead of the current .shtml and .html files.

Now I am dumbfounded because I searched the 3 files of which the script it made out of, for the text "shtml" and "html" and couldn't find
where I could change those to "txt".

Thanks for any help you can do! The link to the 3 files is here:

http://www.movie-vault.com/helpme.zip

Tyler Cruz
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Tyler Cruz

They have: 84 posts

Joined: Jun 2001

Thanks for your help to anyone who tried it, a person in alt.perl helped me out though - turned out that i should of searched for htm, as the script used a regular expression, anyhow, thanks for trying!

Tyler Cruz

They have: 84 posts

Joined: Jun 2001

Okay, me again Smiling

I'm using a free perl script called keyword_search, and it works superb on my site. However I changed the script
to parse txt files instead of html. Now I only need two more changes, and it will be to what I want it.

First, I'd like it to output the link as http://www.movie-vault.com/cgi-bin/review.pl?$filenamehere
secondly, the script grabs the title link to link to, by taking whatever is between and , however since
i changed it to parse txt files, my files don't have a title tag. Intead, I'd like it to grab whatever is between
and .

Now I've tried changing that in the script, in the obvious place, but it output all the returned txt files and printed them all out.. odd..

however, my main concern is Step #1, if you can fix the second as well, that'd be a bonus, thanks.

Thanks for any help you can do! Here is the script:

http://www.movie-vault.com/helpme.zip (the .cgi file)

Tyler Cruz

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