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I would like to allow articles to be searched and
returned in grouped categories - similar to cnet.com
See example here:
http://cnet.search.com/search?timeout=3q=php
Grouping is not a problem - but it becomes a problem
when there are thousands of results and I only want to
display the first
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string owner, string table)
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If your articles are in an SQL database uses the LIMIT clause on your SQL
statement.
Adam
On Fri, 16 Aug 2002, olinux wrote:
I would like to allow articles to be searched and
returned in grouped categories - similar to cnet.com
See example here:
Thank you but this is not what I am looking for.
LIMIT will limit the overall results but I need to
limit the number of matches to each category 'type'
example: for the data below there may be 1000 news
story matches - I want to return the user the top 5
news stories - the top 5 feature matches
I am just trying to return a few results from each
category. like this:
http://cnet.search.com/search?timeout=3q=php
sql query example:
SELECT id, article_date, category, region, title FROM
articles WHERE MATCH (title,article) AGAINST
('$search_word');
There are 20 possible categories that may
