The following table lists all available search page variables that can be used to extend the functionality of the default search templates (SearchTemplate.html or SearchTemplate.Simple), or to create new templates from scratch.
$$BeginCollectionsLoop |
Begins the repeating section in the search template where collection information will be written. |
$$EndCollectionsLoop |
Ends the repeating section in the search template where collection information will be written. |
$$ServerCollectionName |
Inserts the name of the collection defined in the Web Search Manager. |
$$ServerCollectionDescription |
Inserts the description of a collection as found in the Web Search Manager. |
$$TemplateName |
Identifies the filename of the template. |
$$TemplateLocale |
Identifies the locale of the template, such as zh_TW. |
$$TemplateTheme |
Identifies the theme (or theme directory) in which you want to place the template. |
$$IncludeFile |
Automatically pulls in the designated template at the location of this variable. The included template can contain other template variables, which will be processed as though they were a part of the original template. The template name parameter can either be a full FILE:// URL based on the file system of the server or a relative path based on the location of the parent template. The template name parameter can be located within quotation marks. See the SEARCHRESULTTEMPLATE.HTML file for an example use of the this variable. |
$$Countervariablenumber, incrementnumber |
Inserts the value of the specified var# counter into the search result page. All counters initialize to zero. The optional second parameter specifies the amount to increment or decrement the current value. A maximum of 10 counters is supported. $$Counter[1] = insert value of counter #1 $$Counter[1,1] = increment counter #1 by 1 and display the new value $$Counter[5,-3] = decrement counter #5 by 3 and display the new value. |
$$ResultEncoding |
Identifies the encoding used to return the current search results page. |
$$QueryTemplateTheme |
Identifies the theme requested by the search client. |
