If an alternative search tool is capable of doing this type of thing in our behalf, we'd consider using that instead. The fact that we are using dtSearch is incidental, I think. We have a proof of concept working, showing the excerpt with the search terms highlighted, but we have to either render the tags, or try to strip them out (as we have tried) and end up with some garbage information that's not really content. What it the best way to accomplish this? Do you have to parse and remove the HTML tags? If so, how do you do that effectively? When a page shows up in a list of search results on our web site, we want to show an excerpt of the content that contains their highlighted/bold search term as part of the result (in other words, the same thing everyone is used to seeing under each Google result). It grabs the entire HTML content of the page. We are using dtSearch to index some external web pages.
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