This is a simple ASP script that allows you to search one or more fields in a database based on one or more entered keywords. If you enter no criteria, all results are displayed. You can enter keywords separated by spaces or by commas. You can also choose the fields to be searched and the type of search.

Simple Site Search is an ASP-based fully customizable copy and paste script that allows users to conduct a keyword term or phrase search on your site.

This is a simple script called Simple Search. To set this script up just enter a DSN at the top of the Default.asp page and the rest is cake. What this does is once you enter in the DSN, the script will list all tables and views in the database, select a table or view and you can then search on the fields contained in the database.

This is a nice interfaced site search script that also allows you to search major search engines by redirecting your query. Currently supported search engines include Alta Vista, Yahoo, Infoseek, Excite, Lycos, and Hotbot.

Step by step tutorial on creating a database driven ASP search engine from scratch. Important info for beginners on using ASP intrinsic objects and dealing with databases. Complete search engine available for download.

Real-time searching of the actual files at the time of the search. It does not pre-index or search through a database. Componitized code and extensive use of CSS for easy visual customization. Usually set up in under 15 minutes and is 100% Free.

SantryIndexer is an index server script used for indexing hard documents on your Web server. Just drop this script into the root of your Website, it will then list all the physical folders located off the root, allowing you to browse the various sub directories. Then using indexing services it will list a summary of the documents contained in the folder. It also supports searching files in the entire Web or just the current folder, paging of records, document type designation.

Google allow us to access to XML files with search results. In this script XMLHTTP Object is used to access this remote information, and after processing the XML file, search results are shown on your page. Just copy and paste the script.

Create your own web site search engine by writing a class to do all the dirty work. Control the behavior of the class object by setting properties and calling methods in the run time code, just like a component except it compiles on the fly.

This article shows a nifty little script, which, with just one ASP page, allows you to dynamically search a column in a table using a string comparison. This one script can be used over and over due to its dynamic nature. Hopefully this script will save you valuable time by cutting down on the often repetitive task of creating small, searching scripts.