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Sam
Does anyone know of a way to create a search page under ASP.NET 2.0?
I have started out by configuring a catalog in Index Server,
registering the aspx, ascx extensions in the registry to allow them to
be indexed and built the catalog as per KB article, but I've run into
an interesting problem.
When you publish a website from Whidbey, it precompiles everything and
strips out the searchable details of the page (metadata, html, etc)
leaving only the statement "This is a marker file generated by the
precompilation tool, and should not be deleted".
Can anyone advise as to how we should be creating web pages under
ASP.NET 2.0 that can be detected by search engines, and/or how to
perform a search against a site created in Whidbey?
Regards,
Sam.
I have started out by configuring a catalog in Index Server,
registering the aspx, ascx extensions in the registry to allow them to
be indexed and built the catalog as per KB article, but I've run into
an interesting problem.
When you publish a website from Whidbey, it precompiles everything and
strips out the searchable details of the page (metadata, html, etc)
leaving only the statement "This is a marker file generated by the
precompilation tool, and should not be deleted".
Can anyone advise as to how we should be creating web pages under
ASP.NET 2.0 that can be detected by search engines, and/or how to
perform a search against a site created in Whidbey?
Regards,
Sam.