Hi Clint
If you want the complete search results page different for each search you can try using the dynamic_preserve option of “t” which is for the template i.e. “t=template1” “t=template2” in your search string.
You will need to set up new template folders with link and search results template in them.
<form action="<%db_cgi_url%>/search.cgi" method="GET">
<input type="hidden" name="t" value="template1">
Or something like:
/search.cgi?query=search&t=template1&pps=Yes&bool=and&substring=0&mh=10&Submit=Search
If you want just the link display to be different do a template dump and see what variables are available and you may be able to use a <%if%> statement in there with <%if pps=’Yes’%>link1.html<%elseif =’isPick=Yes%>link2<%endif%>
Another option might be to use a hidden variable depending on which way you are going to set it up.
Regards
minesite
If you want the complete search results page different for each search you can try using the dynamic_preserve option of “t” which is for the template i.e. “t=template1” “t=template2” in your search string.
You will need to set up new template folders with link and search results template in them.
<form action="<%db_cgi_url%>/search.cgi" method="GET">
<input type="hidden" name="t" value="template1">
Or something like:
/search.cgi?query=search&t=template1&pps=Yes&bool=and&substring=0&mh=10&Submit=Search
If you want just the link display to be different do a template dump and see what variables are available and you may be able to use a <%if%> statement in there with <%if pps=’Yes’%>link1.html<%elseif =’isPick=Yes%>link2<%endif%>
Another option might be to use a hidden variable depending on which way you are going to set it up.
Regards
minesite