I have to create search engine using asp.net for my website

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I have created a website and i placed a textbox on home page ,if i type any text it will search that keyword record from all page and it will show on one page where if i click on a link it will open that page....please help me out for this ....if anyone knows then post reference links or code

Posted 29-Jun-15 23:34pm

Kumud Dumbre

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njammy 30-Jun-15 5:53am

Please explain further with code sample, what you have built so far, and what data you need to search on?

Kumud Dumbre 30-Jun-15 6:59am

i have employee and companies data means their pages and i have to search their record like google, if we type any keyword it searches all data related to keyword like that i have to create search engine i havent create d any page for search right now

njammy 30-Jun-15 7:10am

Please can you update your question with more detail e.g. a design, what you want to achieve, and page names or examples.
thanks

Kumud Dumbre 1-Jul-15 1:42am

i have a Company page,employee page and home page i added company and employee now i have another page called home page and i have inserted a text box for search, if i type any name of company or employee it will show all added employees and companies in a grid or on a some control when i click on searched result it will display the added record of that employee or company

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2015-06-30T05:35:00

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I've used Irony[^] to do this in the past. You can find an example here[^] though it's coded against an older version of Irony.

Posted 30-Jun-15 5:35am

Dave Kreskowiak