since:
does not work on your installation, try:
when the form is submitted.
there is an obvious oversight in the SQL query below. You are currently
checking whether or not the firstname, lastname, phone or email data
from the form is present in only the firstname field.
also, an elegant soluti
ot reply: use a text-indexing database, pass it a stored procedure
against the index.
not php, but it'll work.
also, xml compliant pages will allow you to search them via xpath.
cheers,
jaxon
On Tuesday, July 24, 2001, at 07:43 PM, olinux wrote:
> Build the keywords for the static pages into
Build the keywords for the static pages into the existing db table.
a lot of work so you will have to remember to delete changed/delete url's
olinux
-Original Message-
From: J- E- N [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2001 2:48 AM
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Subject: [PHP-DB] s
You'll need to write two search engines - one for the db, one for the
static pages. Then combine the results on your results page. I'm looking
at having to do the same thing, and can't think of a different way of
doing it offhand.
J- E- N wrote:
> i have a search form and i want it to search the
