The 'manual' suggests that I can customise the initial search form
produced by the 'webinator' file and accessed via the index.html file
provided.
The HTML source produced is that as below but when saved as a file as
is, called up through the browser and a link to the page, any attempt to
search results in this message in the browser "Method not Implemented" -
"POST not supported" !!!
All other form postings on the site work OK and searches using the self
generated form are OK.
All I am trying to do is to go one step further than top and bottom.html
files and include radio buttons to give choice over which database is
searched.
I am using the free version at the moment.
Any clue's would be much appreciated
Thanks
Mark Newlands
<TITLE>Thunderstone's Webinator</TITLE>
<body>
<a name=top></a>
<H2><a href=http://www.thunderstone.com/>
<img border=0 align=top src=/webinator/wstsbut.gif
alt="THUNDERSTONE"></a>
Webinator Search</H2>
<center>
<form METHOD=POST ACTION="webinator"><b>Find: </b>
<input size=53 name=arg value=""><br>
<b>Proximity:</b>
<select name=proximity>
<option value=rank selected>rank
<option value=word >1 word<option value=line >line
<option value=sent >sentence
<option value=para >paragraph
<option value=page >page</select>
<b>Word Forms:</b>
<select name=suffixproc>
<option value=off selected>Exact<option value=min >Some
<option value=max >Most</select>
<input type=hidden name=thesaurus value=0><input name=cmd type=submit
value="Help">
<input name=cmd type=submit value=" Go ">
<input type=hidden name="cmd" value=find>
<input type=hidden name=db value="db">
<input type=hidden name=disp value=all><input type=hidden name=grsz
value=10></center></form>
<a name=bottom><hr></a>
<h6>Webinator Copyright © 1995,1996 <a
href=http://www.thunderstone.com/>Thunderstone - EPI, Inc.</a></h6>
</body>