The mnoGoSearch code is included as a snippetdir in the nadmin interface (with chinese exentions - we trying to put together a more coherent chinse patch for the mnoGoSearch people at present.) anyway - We have it working here and I will be writing documentation eventually..... For anyone who does not understand mnogosearch, the brief overview goes something like. - it has a crawler that retrieves pages (a C app, that runs every hour/day etc.), and updates a mysql database of words, where they are and how important they are. - it then uses PHP to search this database, doing a bit of 'word association' depending on how you set it up. - I think the PHP extension module (which we do not use) just takes alot of the PHP and moves it into a C module (so it theortically should be faster).. regards alan Emiliano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > "Philipp Rotmann, Linksystem Muenchen" wrote: > > > How do I reliably export only a snippetdir and a page tree with > > repligard 1.4? > > I think it can, but this is Alexanders' territory. > > > > > - full-text search > > > > > > I'd try to interface with mnogoSearch. > > > > Well, it's simply "searching for a word in title, keywords and > > abstract of a link" -- version 2.0 will have to live with a > > small-scale self-made solution. It's up to the user to decide > > whether to use a sitewide search engine instead -- for > > www.midgard-project.org as well as for anyone else. > > No, I meant that mnoGoSearch can search the database itself, > and you could access this data using the PHP mnogosearch functions. > > > 2nd try: When submitting a new link, people have to fill out a > > form with the parameters we defined for a link (url, title, > > abstract, keywords, ...). My clients wants those people to also > > fill out some more fields (e.g., their address). This additional > > information should (and can) not go into the Midgard database, > > but should simply be sent to the midHoo editor via e-mail > > (together with the link to the Admin page where to approve the > > newly created link record). > > > > As I'm creating and sending this e-mail from within my midHoo > > snippet, I'll have to offer a way to pass arbitrary information > > to that method that will directly go into the e-mail. That's all > > -- neither complicated nor a lot of work, simply a lacking > > feature ;-) > > Ah. But wouldn't this be easier to do in a includable PHP file? > > Emile > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > -- Technical Director Linux Center (HK) Ltd. www.hklc.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
