php3-list | 199901
Date: 01/22/99
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> I want a basic search engine for my site.
> I can't believe it's as easy as a select statement.
>
> is it?
I suppose it would be ... if you have the content of every page of your site in a database.
Let's assume you're normal and don't. :)
MySQL (or a database) is probably not the tool for you. May I humbly recommend Ht://Dig
(http://www.htdig.org). This fine, open-source piece of software is specifically designed to
make full-site searches easy and fun.
Okay, it makes them easy. The fun is up to you.
May I further recommend the wonderful article by yours truly about using Ht://Dig and PHP
together ... soon to appear at http://www.devshed.com.
- colin
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