Zoom JavaScript search for CD or DVD
Zoom
allows you to add a JavaScript based search engine to your CD-ROM
or DVD-ROM distribution.
This option utilises client-side scripting and is
recommended for CD-ROMs or any offline distribution where a web-server
is not available.
This is the easiest way to add a search engine that:
- Does not require a web-server
- Does not require any additional software to be installed
- Runs completely offline and does not require a connection to
the Internet
- Runs on Windows, Macs, and Linux, in most browsers*
- Is royalty-free and allows you to distribute an unlimited
number of CDs or DVDs with the search function created with Zoom.
You
can select the JavaScript option by simply selecting the radio button
in Zoom before indexing. The one Zoom package supports all three
options.
The JavaScript option does not require a web-server, or any server-side
processing and can run on any modern browser with Javascript support*.
If you are adding a search engine to a website which is hosted
on a web server, you should use Zoom with either the PHP,
ASP, or CGI search
options.
If your CD/DVD contains too much searchable content for the Javascript
option, (eg. over 30,000 files), you should take a look at our FAQ
regarding alternative solutions which allow you to run the CGI
search option without a web server.
System Requirements for Javascript Zoom
For indexing your website, you will require a computer with
- Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, 2003 Server or Vista
- Internet Explorer
5.5 or later
- 64 megs of memory (more memory is required to index larger sites)
- At least 3 megabytes of available disk space
*For online searching,
- A web browser with JavaScript 1.5 or higher support (Tested
with Internet Explorer 5.0 and above, Netscape 4.0 or higher,
Mozilla 1.6, Opera 7.0 and many others)
Other platform options supported
Zoom can also search on the following platforms, at the click of
a button:
- PHP search option for server-side searching
(hosting a web site or local Intranet) on an Apache or IIS server
with PHP support.
- ASP search option for server-side searching
on most IIS servers with ASP support.
- CGI search option for high performance,
enterprise-scale searching. Server-side, but some
solutions exist which allow it to run off a CD or DVD without
a server.
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