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Michael Mulligan
808 PointsYou could always implement https://www.google.com/cse/ (Google custom search engine). I've seen many sites use this, for example http://www.ross-tech.com uses this implementation. If you want something cleaner looking it will be more involved to code, or you could buy a cheap php search script off of code canyon.
Alec Wilson
820 PointsHi Curtis, If you still haven't solved your site search problems (or want to improve your search), check out Swiftype - it's a dead simple, yet fast and robust site search provider that you can try for free. Companies like TechCrunch and Twitch use it already. Check it out at Swiftype.com
Curtis Brinkman
7,348 PointsThanks for the recommendation I'll check this out!
Curtis Brinkman
7,348 PointsCurtis Brinkman
7,348 PointsI've used google custom search in the past however some applications i work on are strictly internal and can not be indexed by google.