On 20 Apr 2001 10:00:32 -0700 impersonator of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
("Matthew Luchak") planted &I saw in php.general:
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>check php.ini file for "allow fopen" I think.
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>Matthew Luchak=20
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>Kaydara Inc.=20
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Thanks,
I don't know if you a
check php.ini file for "allow fopen" I think.
Matthew Luchak
Webmaster
Kaydara Inc.
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On 19 Apr 2001 13:25:09 -0700 impersonator of [EMAIL PROTECTED] ("Steve
Lawson") planted &I saw in php.general:
>fopen("http://localhost/name-of-file") will return the rendered page instead
Sounds good (theoretically:). Hovever, in practical attempt on my remote
server it gave:
Warning: fopen
Hey,
Well, I would write two scripts. One to pregen a reference database and
one to search using that database.
The pregen could use the readdir function that Matthew Luchak suggested.
You could use the fopen command to get the pages.
fopen("http://localhost/name-of-file") will return the re
there is a good starting point for walking a directory tree and printing
out the names of the files at:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.readdir.php
it should be no mean feat to add a search file function and voila
Matthew Luchak
Webmaster
Kaydara Inc.
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You may not like this answer, but before anyone gets too far along with any
site search engine method using PHP, I would suggest a review of something
like http://www.htdig.org/. It is free, it works fast and searches your
site just like a web browser so what it indexes is what your viewers see.
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