Hello,

I am a little bit confused as to where to start, and the steps involved in, 
indexing a results page from a mysql query.
I have looked through the FAQ and done a search on the htdig site but 
am still (or more) confused.

Our site has a number of pages that are dynamically generated from a 
mysql database using php. That is, the php script makes a SELECT 
query on a table in a database and displays the results on a web page.
>From the results of the query <a href> links are generated using:

print "<a 
href=\"http://aot.com.au/$f_file_on_server[$i]\";>$f_date_to_display[$i]</a
>";

where 
$f_file_on_server[$i] is a value from one column in the table and
$f_date_to_display[$i] is a value from another column but the same row.

I would like to use htdig to search in the files generated by these links.

Any help would be appreciated.  If someone wants more info let me 
know.

cheers,

adrian




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