Re: AVS

[Margaret Peloquin <peloquin at austincc dot edu>]

Yes, it is possible to have both.  For example, we have integrated the 
general (we call it Quick) keyword search into our first page.  That 
uses the "/search/Y" function.  We have a separate link to the Advanced 
Keyword search ("/search/X")  which gives them more options, for 
example, limit by language or date.  The advanced keyword search file is 
srchhelp_X.html.  You can also have a separate page for the general or 
quick keyword and that file is srchhelp_Y.html.

See our catalog at:
http://alicat.austincc.edu

MJ Goodrum wrote:

> Yet another AVS question!  In looking around at other III catalogs, it
> appears that several sites have keyword searching and AVS.  I had
> thought that once you had AVS you didn't have regular keyword searching.
> Can someone enlighten my on this?  And if it is possible to have both,
> how did you do it?!
>
> Many thanks,
>
> M.J. Goodrum
> Head of Technical Services
> Chapel Hill Public Library
> 100 Library Drive
> Chapel Hill, NC  27514
> mgoodrum at townofchapelhill dot org <mailto:mgoodrum at townofchapelhill dot org> 
> 919.968.2777, ext. 130
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