rewriting search results

I have a question on the hyperlinks that result from a search.

The normal (default) result is like (number is an example, of course):

<dl><dt><strong><a
href="http://server/Locationpath/00000065001.a02">[00000065001.a02]</a><
/strong><img src="/htdig_image/star.gif" alt="*"><img
src="/htdig_image/star.gif" alt="*"><img src="/htdig_image/star.gif"
alt="*"><img src="/htdig_image/star.gif" alt="*">
</dt><dd><b><tt>... </tt></b>Header Text<b><tt> ...</tt></b><br>
<em><a
href="http://server/LocationPath/00000065001.a02">http://server/Location
Path/00000065001.a02</a></em>
 <font size="-1">02/14/05, 10775 bytes</font>
</dd></dl>

but since the document involved (00000065001.a02) is related to data
that can be accessed directly (using a CGI-script) I would like to have
this rewritten as:

<dl><dt><strong><a
href="http://server/cgi-script?key=00000065">[00-000065]</a></strong><im
g src="/htdig_image/star.gif" alt="*"><img src="/htdig_image/star.gif"
alt="*"><img src="/htdig_image/star.gif" alt="*"><img
src="/htdig_image/star.gif" alt="*">
</dt><dd><b><tt>... </tt></b>Header Text<b><tt> ...</tt></b><br>
<em><a
href="http://server/LocationPath/00000065001.a02">http://server/Location
Path/00000065001.a02</a></em>
 <font size="-1">02/14/05, 10775 bytes</font>
</dd></dl>

Only the first URL to be changed, the second (referring to the document
itself) must be left alone.

I have no problem having this change applied druing digging so it would
be stored in the database, or have it changed at the moment of
displaying search results. I can also live with the fulkl URL shown
normally, but I would like a reference to the data as well:

<dl><dt><a
href="http://server/cgi-script?key=00000065">[00-000065]</a><img
src="/htdig_image/star.gif" alt="*"><img src="/htdig_image/star.gif"
alt="*"><img src="/htdig_image/star.gif" alt="*"><img
src="/htdig_image/star.gif" alt="*">
</dt><dd><b><tt>... </tt></b>Header Text<b><tt> ...</tt></b><br>
<em><a
href="http://server/LocationPath/00000065001.a02">http://server/Location
Path/00000065001.a02</a></em>
 <font size="-1">02/14/05, 10775 bytes</font>
<strong><a
href="http://server/cgi-script?key=00000065">[00-000065]</a></strong> 
</dd></dl>

or similar, is fine as well.

Is there a way to specify this so the searchpage can be generated with
elements like this?
 

Willem Grooters
OpenVMS developer & System manager
b: sysmgr.blogspot.com
e: [email protected]
w: www.grootersnet.nl

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