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RE: Search for XML tutorials : Sorry, no results found
All it took was one line of code to change, adding a column to the db, and writing a 6 line script to populate the new column.
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RE: Search for XML tutorials : Sorry, no results found
Hi Matt,
how do you reduce the char level to 3 letter words in a MySQL database??? Please help I am desperate to do this to a search engine that I currently have. Thanks in advance Paul Lacey |
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RE: Search for XML tutorials : Sorry, no results found
Thanks Matt,
much appreciated Paul |
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RE: Search for XML tutorials : Sorry, no results found
It seems to be only the basic acronyms why not add a quick case logic before the search
XML = extensible markup language slq = xxx php At most there are only about a dozen acronyms that are regularly searched I sure. Kinda a half donkey way to do it, but it would solve the recompile problem and would not be a speed factor |
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