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For the purposes of this article, we will assume you are familiar with the Zend Framework and understand how to create controllers, views and database connections. Please note, the code refers to ZF 0.1.5 and your mileage may vary with future releases. Author: robbolton Code: PHP 4.0 |
In a Dynamic Document Search every word in the document is parsed (read) and matched with the search words. Results are displayed based on the matches found. To understand this article, you should have a fair knowledge of PHP. Author: M.Murali Dharan Code: PHP 4.0 |
When I first wrote this column back in January 1999, I had no clue that it was going to be so wildly popular, and I had even less of a clue that PHPBuilder was going to take off and become as widely-used as it is today. Author: Tim Perdue Code: PHP 4.0 |
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You can't do anything useful using a like %searchword% query, it just isn't coming back relevant. There has to be a better way, and indeed there is, with a few easy steps.
Author: Clay Johnson Code: PHP 4.0 |
Almost any developer knows that search engine placement is critical to the success of a web site. What many people don't know is that a lot of search engines cannot index many database-driven pages (basically any page with a '?' or '&' in the URL).
Author: Tim Perdue Code: PHP 4.0 |
This allows you to utilize Google's by narrowing the search results to a particular set of domain(s). With this service you are able to place your logo at the top of a page served by Google's server. Author: Jaisen Mathai Code: PHP 4.0 |
In this tutorial we'll be using Apache's Files and ForceType directives to keep the users address bar nice and tidy. We'll be using PHP to serve up the dynamic content with the help of Pear's Numbers_Roman class to display numbers as roman numerals. Author: Jaisen Mathai Code: PHP 4.0 |
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Searching with PHP and MySQL is pretty easy when you think about it, especially if you're doing it the simple way (without boolean or whatever). It consists of a few forms, a query and an output. As I said, simple!
Author: AvengeX Code: PHP 4.0 |
In part one, we learned how to use PHP and Apache to provide URLs that look like directories so that search engines would index them correctly. I also think they just look neat, much prettier than a bunch of ampersands and equal signs. Author: Bruce Heerssen Code: PHP 4.0 |
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