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Old 11-21-2008, 05:34 PM
jimpr
 
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RoboHelp HTML allows you to put the TOC and the Index in topics using the HTML
Help Controls drop down list located in the Insert Menu. This works great...I
was wondering if there is any possible way to insert the Search Engine for RH
HTML inside a topic and if it would still search the whole project...I know
about ZoomSearch but it doesn't work for RH HTML........Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance...



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Old 11-21-2008, 05:54 PM
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Let me correct the statement that ZoomSearch does not work for RH HTML as it
works quite happily across my outputs from RH HTML. I think what jimpr means to
say is that is does not work in Microsoft HTML help (CHMs) which is correct.

RH HTML produces many help formats and it is the format that is the issue, not
the product.



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Old 11-21-2008, 09:14 PM
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Actually, I have tried to use ZoomSearch with RoboHelp HTML using JavaScript
output. When I preview it, it works perfect. When I compile it at first, I
couldn't see the Submit button and got an error. Then I added the four
JavaScript files created by ZoomSearch to the Baggage Files. I compiled and it
worked perfect but when you submit the search it displays a Page Error instead
of results. If it has worked for you, maybe you can tell me what output you
used and any other detail that I might be doing wrong.

Thank for any help!

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Old 11-22-2008, 09:17 AM
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You are still referring to RH HTML. What matters is not the flavour of RH but
the output type, webhelp or CHMs. I will assume you are talking about webhelp.

First it very definitely works with webhelp. The usual cause of the problem
you describe is not having got the relative path right in the default page of
ZoomSearch..



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Old 11-24-2008, 06:55 PM
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OK, that explains it. I am doing projects on HTML Help, which is chm files. I
know ZoomSearch works for webHelp but it obviously doesn't work with HTML Help
(chm files)...Sorry for the misunderstanding...



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Old 11-24-2008, 06:55 PM
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Hi Jim

May I ask what you feel is insufficient with respect to .CHM files? Normally they have a very robust searching ability.

Cheers... Rick :smile;
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Old 12-16-2008, 07:04 PM
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Sorry but I haven't been for a little while. The users in our company and some
of our customers complain that the RoboHelp Search does not help them much.
The reason is because when they do a search it finds every single instance of
the word entered. Maybe works too good. Anyway, I told them to use the
advanced search, use quotes, etc. See, we have one product with 500 topics.
If they do a search and get 200 topics with possible results, they are already
frustrated.

Anyway, this is not such a big deal to be honest with you because it's a
problem with certain words that apply to many topics. They do like ZoomSearch
because it's more like searching on Google...

The thing I am really trying to do and would love to find a way to do it, is
rather than having the search tab on the left side of the screen, I would like
to find a way to put in a topic. Meaning, just like you can put a TOC or Index
in a topic by using the INSERT > HTML HELP CONTROLS > INDEX or TOC, we would
like to put the Search inside a topic also.

I hope this is more clear....Thanks for trying to help anyway....

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