What's New With Search Engines

·  A possibility to display search results on the same page (through Ajax). Here you simply paste the generated search box code onto your web page. Once you run a search, the results will be put into an element of your choice or presented in the dynamic layer displayed over the whole page without reloading the page.

·     Search hints box shown when a user types a query text. The box shows queries that are most frequently entered by users and that match the currently typed phrase. Note that this feature requires PHP5 and SQLite3 support.

·    Secure SFTP/FTPS file upload. The SSH (SFTP) and SSL/TLS (FTPS) protocols are supported.

·       A new option that allows running an authentication script before indexing starts. This allows you to index password protected areas of your online web site.

·        Date filters work in PHP and Java output types.

·         Minor bug fixes in search scripts.

    possibility to choose which parts of a document will be indexed and allow the end-user to search by them (e.g. to search in the whole document or only in a title, content or a custom meta-tag)

·          PDF DOC indexing: PDF and DOC documents are now listed by their title instead of file name. For DOC documents, the additional information (author, keywords etc.) is also indexed and

• displaying each meta tag separately in a document's preview in the search results
• new options and condition that allows better customizations of a result preview
• improved preview speed
• 'changed-only' indexing mode that allows re-indexing only those documents that have been modified since last indexing (especially useful when just a small part of documents has changed)
• simplified usage of a result page template