Web-based administration of;

• Indexing
• Content/Location assignment
• Configuration
• Index deletion

Optional Windows Service can be installed for periodic rebuilds.

Flexible spelling control checks queries, and includes custom dictionary support for organization acronyms, jargon and names.

Documents can be assigned to location categories and multiple content categories, giving users choice in which sections of the site are searched.

Includes User Control source code for total flexibility.

Searches through millions of words across thousands of documents of multiple types in a fraction of a second.

Conveniently manage the document index from the control designer.

The index management tool -

• discovers web pages and documents automatically by crawling the web-site
• indexes documents for high speed searching
• allows manual addition and removal of documents

Surrounding portions of a query with quotes causes the contained keywords to be treated as a phrase, search results will contain the words in the phrase in precise order.

Result summary is an extract of the original text showing as many of the search keywords as possible. Summary can include multiple extracts from various parts of the document when words are not close enough.

Word variations are (optionally) included in the search - in the example above the search for "downwards" yielded results with the same stem "downward" which were ranked lower (optional through an adjustable factor). Similarly a search for "downward" would yield results with "downwards", etc.

Brackets indicate grouping, "-" indicates a NOT operator, OR indicates OR logic, AND indicates AND logic (implicit when not specified). Groups can be nested to any number of levels, and may contain any legal expressions (phrases, NOT, OR, AND). Wildcards * can be used to indicate partial matches.

Auto-complete can be enabled for the SearchBox



and complete result text preview inline in the results

Most files of common formats can be indexed for searching.

Import and index rows from databases (MSSQL, Oracle, OLE) or any DataSet.

Automatic link discovery through the web-site spider which reads and indexes pages.

Quickly modify layout of results through templates for; header, footer, no-results, result-item, error-message (for invalid search expressions).

Written entirely in .NET, with no legacy components. The flexible API allows for customization of many of the behaviors, including addition of custom file format parsers - plus programmatic administering, indexing and searching.

The Plug-in architecture allows convenient access to search/index/import events, for customization.

Username and password combinations can be specified for multiple websites

Some search engines require the Microsoft Indexing Service to operate fully, however Search for ASP.NET requires only .NET to be installed.

Choice of case-insensitive or case-sensitive searching.

The SearchResult control optionally works with DataSet objects, which can contain results from any number of resources, such as;

• SQL database queries
• XML documents (see included example)
• Web service results
• Programmatically generated sets
• etc.

Multiple blocks can be marked in web-pages as regions not to be indexed, this is most useful with menu's and other blocks that are repeated on many pages.

Crawls and indexes pages encoded in most encodings (Unicode, UTF-8, ASCII, Cyrillic, Greek etc.) Page encoding is determined by server response or if not specified by server, in the page meta tags. All UI text's are localizable.

Includes many free spell check dictionaries.

For easy addition of 'featured results' to the results page, this control is ideal for highlighting product-pages, support and other important pages.

Fully compatible with Visual Studio 2003, 2005 and 2008.

Search for ASP.NET complies with Section 508 and W3C AA. Please view the Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) which outlines the specific accessibility-related features.