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New to CGI: Couple of questions
Wow thank you so much for helping me with this information. thanks for being so detailed in your response. I will check out the UNIX and web server forums to hopefully come up with a solution to my situation. -
New to CGI: Couple of questions
Hi. I am new to CGI and am just starting out trying a few things. I am a PHP/MySQL developer and am comfortable writing XHTML, XML, CSS, JavaScript, and ASP.NET VB. I know pretty much nothing of CGI and would like to learn a bit more. Here are a couple of questions I have to start out with: In... -
Help extracting section of text
Ok. I was doing something wrong (as usual). Let me know if you ever try to get the pre_match version working. honestly, though, I wouldn't worry about it, this way works fine. Thanks again. -
Help extracting section of text
ok, one last question about this topic. Would a comma (,) cause this to fail for some reason? I've tried searching for lastname, firstname and get weird results. Does this need to be modified to allow for a comma? -
Better Highlight Function
Rock n Roll! That is awesome. Thanks jpadie! Way to go! -
Better Highlight Function
ok, wow, i did try this all by itself and it seemed to work great. what am I doing wrong? maybe the needle/haystack are opposite in your function as they are mine. lemme check that. -
Better Highlight Function
Hey, i got a chance to try this out today. It seems to replace all the text in the haystack with the needle. -
Best way to join table
I just reversed the relationship. Now each domain has a referenced client_id. -
Best way to join table
Ok, what I ended up doing is referencing the client_id from the client_list table as a column in the client_domain table. Now I guess my question is, how do I setup a query to display: all rows in the client_list table all rows in the client_domain table client_list connects to client_company... -
Best way to join table
I think the client_list table serves as a "middle man". The only column which holds multiple values is client_dom (in the client_list table). The client_list table connects to the client_company table via client_comp field. That only holds 1 value, the PK of the corresponding row in the... -
Best way to join table
Here are the 3 tables I'm trying to "Mash up" into 1 display result CREATE TABLE `client_company` ( `comp_id` varchar(25) NOT NULL default '', `comp_name` varchar(255) default NULL, `comp_addr` varchar(255) default NULL, `comp_phone` varchar(25) default NULL, `comp_city` varchar(255)... -
Best way to join table
Can you suggest an alternate design? I'm completely willing to modify this. -
Best way to join table
I have a query where I'm trying to match 1 table's primary key to field in another table that holds multiple entries. For example, the field may have 1 value in it, and allows this to work:LEFT JOIN client_list ON client_domain.dom_id = client_list.client_dom however sometimes the field has... -
Better Highlight Function
yes, but in addition, all individual words. so if the needle has a space, then explode it and highlight all occurances of each individual word. But I think the entire phrase should be done first, so the words don't look broken up. -
Better Highlight Function
Can someone take a look at this highlight function? It works pretty good, but I'd like to know how to tweak it so that it: 1. highlights an entire phrase (it already does this) 2. highlights each individual word 3. does not mess up words inside <html> tags function... -
Help extracting section of text
Wow, that is way smarter than the way I did it :) Seems to work pretty good. Nice work! -
Help extracting section of text
Ok, so I know this isn't the best way to do it, but to avoid infinite loops i'm just going to limit this to 10 items, but for some reason, I can't get it to move forward to the next item. What am I doing wrong? function getSections($needle, $haystack){ $mid_text = array(); $lower_text =... -
Help extracting section of text
Ok, what I got is a working version without manipulating the original string that will find the first occurance. Now I just need to adapt it so it finds all occurances and puts each paragraph into an array so I can step through them. function getMidText($needle, $haystack){ $mid_text =... -
Help extracting section of text
Removing the M didn't seem to do anything different. I'd like to possibly look into the alternate method you described. I started working on that yesterday before I left. I will see what I can come up with. -
Help extracting section of text
Ok, I just noticed you changed the function a bit. After trying the new function, when I use "bin laden" as my search phrase, it will display the entire document up to the end of the paragraph containing my search phrase. Before, it was just giving me the entire document.
