Hi All
I followed the advice in this thread:-
http://community.actinic.com/showthr...ght=search.log
and am now able to see a history of what was searched for by users of my site. This has been most revealing.
The problem I have is that the search facility only seems to search within the product catalogue itself, and nowhere else on the site. I've got lots of stuff on brochure pages which it would be very nice for site users to be able to search through, and the contents of search.log suggests that they are already trying big-time - after all the user does a "site" search - the distinction between the products and the rest of the site is not visible to most of them (unless thay happen to have designed an Actinic site), and they just want to look all over the site, rather like search engines do.
So my question is:-
Is there a way that site search can be made to search the whole site? Or perhaps just brochure pages too? (Is there some setup thingy that I'm missing somewhere?)
All input gratefully received.
Regards
Nick
I followed the advice in this thread:-
http://community.actinic.com/showthr...ght=search.log
and am now able to see a history of what was searched for by users of my site. This has been most revealing.
The problem I have is that the search facility only seems to search within the product catalogue itself, and nowhere else on the site. I've got lots of stuff on brochure pages which it would be very nice for site users to be able to search through, and the contents of search.log suggests that they are already trying big-time - after all the user does a "site" search - the distinction between the products and the rest of the site is not visible to most of them (unless thay happen to have designed an Actinic site), and they just want to look all over the site, rather like search engines do.
So my question is:-
Is there a way that site search can be made to search the whole site? Or perhaps just brochure pages too? (Is there some setup thingy that I'm missing somewhere?)
All input gratefully received.
Regards
Nick
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