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So let me ask you a question, then. &nbsp;I see that the Wiki feature is more for intra-net it seems. &nbsp;But what if an entire website was built like a Wiki. &nbsp;Where the people on the intra-net could modify the website because they have server access, but everyone would have access to the actual site pages. &nbsp;I see that you can create custom Wiki themes, etc., so do you think this is a valid option or are there hangups there?
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So let me ask you a question, then.  I see that the Wiki feature is more for intra-net it seems.  But what if an entire website was built like a Wiki.  Where the people on the intra-net could modify the website because they have server access, but everyone would have access to the actual site pages.  I see that you can create custom Wiki themes, etc., so do you think this is a valid option or are there hangups there?

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A client of mine has an XServe (where the server admin just bailed). &nbsp;They want a PHP website developed, but they also want to utilize some of the features offered with their XServe. &nbsp;For example, if you use the XServe to create a wiki or a blog, it automatically inserts a spotlight search...very cool.<br />
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My question is, is it possible for my PHP page(s) to utilize spotlight searches to look up documents or articles or whatever?
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A client of mine has an XServe (where the server admin just bailed).  They want a PHP website developed, but they also want to utilize some of the features offered with their XServe.  For example, if you use the XServe to create a wiki or a blog, it automatically inserts a spotlight search...very cool.

My question is, is it possible for my PHP page(s) to utilize spotlight searches to look up documents or articles or whatever?

XServe Spotlight Search on PHP Pages

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