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Not sure this would work as the website in question sits on a private intranet ! But will look into this..
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Not sure this would work as the website in question sits on a private intranet ! But will look into this..

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Folks, Id really appreciate thoughts and advice here.<br />
I currently have a website that has multiple links. Each link will (when clicked) use a simple javascript function:-<br />
&nbsp;function callurl(url) {<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;document.getElementById('m<wbr />yFrame').s<wbr />tyle.visib<wbr />ility=&quot;vis<wbr />ible&quot;;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;document.getElementById('m<wbr />yFrame').s<wbr />rc = url;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;} <br />
This calls a pdf file from a directory &amp;&nbsp;loads it into the 'myFrame' div. Now I have been asked if I can add a search function. The intention would be that this search would search all of the pdfs for a specific word..So my questions are:-<br />
&nbsp;How easy would this be ?<br />
What method would you use ?<br />
Thank you
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Folks, Id really appreciate thoughts and advice here.
I currently have a website that has multiple links. Each link will (when clicked) use a simple javascript function:-
 function callurl(url) {
   document.getElementById('myFrame').style.visibility="visible";
   document.getElementById('myFrame').src = url;
   } 
This calls a pdf file from a directory & loads it into the 'myFrame' div. Now I have been asked if I can add a search function. The intention would be that this search would search all of the pdfs for a specific word..So my questions are:-
 How easy would this be ?
What method would you use ?
Thank you

Search multiple pdf docs

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