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Hello. my content provider gave me a search form code where i would enter
a keyword in the box and their search results would be displayed, but using
their header and footer tempate.
They have xml capability to give us files for each keyword search results.
Question: how would i be able to integrate their search results into my web
page using xml? i hate to make a script to pull an xml file for every single
keyword people search for and transform it with a xsl stylesheet into our
html page.
>Question: how would i be able to integrate their search results into my web
>page using xml? i hate to make a script to pull an xml file for every single
>keyword people search for and transform it with a xsl stylesheet into our
>html page.
Well you have answered your question. This is the most elegant and easy way
to do this - pull the xml file that your provider gives and render it using
whatever stylesheet...
Cheers,
Rohit
Rohit, that is not feasible because there are millions of keywords anyone
can type into the search box. There's gotta be another way
"Rohit Wason" <rohitw@ggn.hcltech.com> wrote:
>
>>Question: how would i be able to integrate their search results into my
web
>>page using xml? i hate to make a script to pull an xml file for every single
>>keyword people search for and transform it with a xsl stylesheet into our
>>html page.
>
>
>Well you have answered your question. This is the most elegant and easy
way
>to do this - pull the xml file that your provider gives and render it using
>whatever stylesheet...
>
>
>Cheers,
>Rohit
What? does your service provider gives you a-page-per-keyword? something like
a list of:
1) oracle.xml
2) visualbasic.xml
3) billgates.xml
4) rohitwason.xml
??
poor way. poor him.
Cheers,
Rohit
"Brad" <alin@nsphere.com> wrote:
>
>Rohit, that is not feasible because there are millions of keywords anyone
>can type into the search box. There's gotta be another way
>
>
>"Rohit Wason" <rohitw@ggn.hcltech.com> wrote:
>>
>>>Question: how would i be able to integrate their search results into my
>web
>>>page using xml? i hate to make a script to pull an xml file for every
single
>>>keyword people search for and transform it with a xsl stylesheet into
our
>>>html page.
>>
>>
>>Well you have answered your question. This is the most elegant and easy
>way
>>to do this - pull the xml file that your provider gives and render it using
>>whatever stylesheet...
>>
>>
>>Cheers,
>>Rohit
>
