Author: Alexander Barkov
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message:
Hello!
I would prefer to do that at index time. This will allow
more quick search and will eliminate for example boolean
related problems. Is there a way to detect that words are in
reverse order? What HTTP headers or META or something else are responsible for this?
> since there are two standarts of writing hebrew, logical and visual, I'm faced with
>a problem
> that when a user types in a query it get searched in the same order the characters
>were typed in
> (obviously) and not all of the pages which might otherwise be displayed get to be
>displayed in the
> results.
> What I mean is, that if a user types in "Joseph" only the word
>"Joseph" gets to be searched for
> however since in hebrew we have two standarts the word "hpesoJ" will also
>yield a valid results
> since the browser (or at least those browsers that support this feature)
>automatically reverse the
> order of the characters appearing on screen.
> Is there a way I can send both "Joseph" and "hpesoJ" to the
>search.cgi and get a concatenated
> report of both quesries as a result? Without interfacing the search.cgi with a
>wrapper that is.
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Nir
>
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