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• Does this search engine work with frames?
• How do I have the search results appear in the frame of my choice?
• Can I "target" the page links in the search results?

• How do I ensure that a page has the correct frameset around it?
• Can I prevent the "Frame in a Frame" look?

Q. Does this search engine work with frames?
A. Yes. For setup information read How to Setup your Framed Site.
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Q. How do I have the search results appear in the frame of my choice?
A. You will need to "target" the search panel. This is covered in How to Setup your Framed Site.
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Q. Can I "target" the page links in the search results?
A. Not at this time. Usually it is possible to setup search without this. For directions, see How to Setup your Framed Site.
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Q. How do I ensure that a page has the correct frameset around it?
A. For sites with single a frameset the technique is to display the search results in your "main" (or "content") frame and ensure that only "main" pages get indexed. For sites with multiple framesets the technique is to use some javascript on every page which ensures the correct frameset is loaded around the page. Both of these techniques are covered in How to Setup your Framed Site.
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Q. Can I prevent the "Frame in a Frame" look?
A. Yes. If you configured your search panel to show the search results in a frame you need to ensure that only pages that belong in that same frame are indexed. This is covered in How to Setup your Framed Site.
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