Yes! But since one must learn by trying, I will give you some general
rules.
Okay, make it work as a function. You need the page url to grab and the
word to search. So it's a function with two arguments:
function do_it ($page_url , $word) {
Then inside the function you fopen() the $page, and ereg($word,
$page_contents). If ereg() is succesful, you will 'return the function' to
create a link similar to:
echo "<a href=\"$page\">$word</a>";
return 1;
Or the usual $sql = "INSERT INTO table blah blah blah" using your
preferred db query function.
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Julio Nobrega
Don't eat the yellow snow.
"Deron" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Is there an easy way with PHP, or something else, to have a document on
the
> web where a certain word is mentioned within the page somewhere...in my
case
> a band name.... and it could automatically take that name/word and create
it
> as a link that's stored in either a flatfile or a database of some sort?
>
> Deron
> www.metalages.com
>
>
>
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