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On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 11:07 AM, SureshMidde <sures...@gmail.com> wrote:
> How Can I restrict my search should be bringing results only from the
> site which i will specify, while making a request,like I can make a
> search to bring results from website2.com, that time it should bring
> me results from only website2.com.
You could do this a few ways:
1) Append " site:website2.com" to your search query. Just type it in
to the search query field and away you go!
2) Use a hidden form field named "sitesearch" to implicitly limit
searches and set it to "website2.com".
3) Create a collection (e.g., call it "website2") that only includes
website2.com content and search that instead.
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> But presently I dont have more than one url in my block of Start
> Crawling from the following urls, ...
Good! Then you won't have a problem because there's only the one URL. ;)
But seriously ... I see you're asking how to handle follow-and-crawl
when the domain is different.
The "Start Crawling" section is where you will put your starting
lineup. All crawls start from these URLs.
The "Follow and Crawl" section is where you will put all URL
_patterns_ you want to catch when crawling from the above starting
lineup.
So, for example, you might start crawling from:
http://website1.com/
Now, let's say that website1 has links to website2 and website3. So
long as following those links over to website2 and 3 will ultimately
lead to all the links you need from those sites, you only need to add
these patterns to Follow and Crawl:
http://website1.com/
http://website2.com/
http://website3.com/
... and just leave Start Crawling with the website1.com entry. Most of
the time, I find folks make those lists match, but there are always
exceptions.
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Joe D'Andrea
Liquid Joe LLC