Thanks!
Your first appraoch seems to make clearer sense for me.
Great pinch hit,
John
Paul Novitski wrote:
If you're splitting your search string into discrete words, most
search engine logic doesn't require quotes. Typically, quotation
marks combine multiple words into single expressions,
How can I take enquiry:
input name=searchenquiry type=text value=john
or
input name=searchenquiry type=text value=john johnston
and parse its value to come up with this to do a boolean search
+john
or
+john +johnston
Does there exist a function yet :) ? I suppose I could explode
At 11:08 PM 4/5/2006, John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
How can I take enquiry:
input name=searchenquiry type=text value=john
or
input name=searchenquiry type=text value=john johnston
and parse its value to come up with this to do a boolean search
+john
or
+john +johnston
John,
If you're
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