Hi Graeme,

He means if your want to point those results to a different skin to specify it in your SSI code with skin=? where ? = skin name

For example
<!--#include virtual="/cgi-bin/Search/search.cgi/?skin=mycustomskin&keywords=Pink"-->

This applies to both dynamic links and SSI coded links.

Hope this helps.

~Thomas

>Sorry - still confused.
>
>If I am using something like this....
>
><!--#include
>virtual="/cgi-bin/Search/search.cgi/?keywords=Pink"-->
>
>In one page it will always show the default search result
>page that has my headers coded in.
>
>What 'include' will I put on a page where I don't want the
>default results to show?
>
>I thought I would need to create a second search.cgi like
>search2.cgi and use that in the include but when I look at
>the coding of search.cgi it doesn't look like there is
>anything to change.
>
>I have copied and made changes to default-results.htnl and
>also the default.html but there must be another file that I
>need to change to tell the search to use default2.html and
>default-results2.html
>
>Thanks