Thanks for the question.

If you set up your directory structure as specified in the tutorial, the $sites variable will be automatically populated by the find_sites() method. You shouldn’t edit those directly.

If you want to manually add sites for the script to pick up, use the $addedSites variable, which is commented out just above the $masterDomainName variable. If you decide to use it, you would do something like:

$addedSites = array(‘firstSite.com’, ‘secondSite.org’, ….);

But I designed the script to do the work for you. So it’s best to let it do the work, unless you have special cases to worry about.

Do try to read the comments in the script file. They’re in there to help explain what’s going on, and how you should set things up.

Let me know if you need more help.

I am a newbie and slightly confused as to how to state my 42 sites in here.

Many thanks!

However, I normally wouldn’t bother with a search box for a page that is straight HTML. That’s what Google is for. Now you could implement a Google search box on your HTML based website. That might offer some additional functionality, and could be handy, but I’m not going to require that all my clients put that on their pages, because it can be a little ugly.

Nicolas