Designed with the goal of increasing crosslink density within a site, Anole seeks out pages with META-keywords that match the current page and builds a list of related documents, with the page matching the most keywords being returned first. This is particularly effective in groups of documents that benefit from high crosslinkage, such as archives of tutorials, essays and columns.
Anole Syntax
DynaDex Anole is called as a Server Side Includes "exec command", using the syntax:
<!--#exec cmd="/dirpath/anole.cgi [mode]/URLdir"--> (UNIX)
Note for NT users: the same SSI commands may be used with one exception: you must specify the full pathname for your Perl interpreter to precede the dynadex script file location. For example:
<!--#exec cmd="/perl/bin/perl.exe/dirpath/anole.pl [mode]/URLdir"--> (NT)
Where "dirpath" is the physical directories to the location of Anole, for example:
/www/cgi-bin/dynadex/
URLdir" is the location of the directory to look in for related documents, for example:
/pressreleases
and "[mode]" is one of the following two commands:
name - return only the title of the document (hyperlinked to the page) for each related page.
desc - return the title of the document (hyperlinked to the page) and the META-description for each related page.
