Ron Piggott (PHP) wrote:
If $file_name includes the path
/path/to/file/file_name.pdf
is there anyway of searching from the right hand side to the left and
getting the file name out the $file_name variable? The file name starts
the character following the last /
this should do it.
$filename=pre
Yes you have to break this up into fields that hold your Firstname,
MI,Lastname. This has so many advantages, using PHP string function to
query inside fields might be useful somewhere else, I wouldn't recommend it
for use in a large DB. Divide and conquer!
Espero este consejo te sirva, ese erro
This may be of use:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/Fulltext_Search.html
D.
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> I have a table in DB Music that looks a little mike this:
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> I'm searching for Datagrid component for php and mysql. Something like
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Have a look at http://phplens.com/ It's a commercial soft
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> in ym search page, i construct a sql query from user input to search my
> database, and i run this query to get totalresults. Then run another query
> with a LIMIT 0, 30 ending for each page. So I'm running 2 mySQL queries per
> page. My
Here is the code I have tried... but no luck
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Subject: RE: [PHP-DB] Re: Searching Documents
If "running" meant at the process level and not just installed, then
word
does not have to be running.COM creates the appr
If "running" meant at the process level and not just installed, then word
does not have to be running.COM creates the appropriate instances of
whatever is requested via COM. But yes, Word does have to be installed.
However, wonder what the wine project could afford this discussion? Maybe
yo
Todd,
> Now, if I do COM with PHP, then does this need to be on a Windows
> server? Currently it sits on a Linux box.
I assume if you are setting up a dynamic connection to Word, Word will have to be
running - which almost implies
a Windows box.
Whether the COM component/add-on to PHP (also?)
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Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 1:33 PM
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Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] Re: Searching Documents
Court, Todd, et al
> Actually, PHP does COM very wellsearch the PHP-WIN list about
"COM" and
Court, Todd, et al
> Actually, PHP does COM very wellsearch the PHP-WIN list about "COM" and
> "Word" and you should find some good hints and examples to get going. I
> haven't accessed the keywords portion of a word document yet, but someone
> wrote a spellcheck function that used the spell
Well,
This application would eventually land on either Linux or Windows box, it
would be for internal use only, so it wouldn't get wacked too bad. I know
IIS5 has a bunch of COM built-ins.
The problem of going to like a text based documents is that this is for
resume management and 99% of the r
correct to my knowledge.
I am not sure even running ASP on a linux server would allow you to open the
word documents, as I think ASP uses COM to do the dirty work.
of course, you could always do the world a favor and not use microsoft's
proprietary file formats in any way. an open stand
Now, if I do COM with PHP, then does this need to be on a Windows
server? Currently it sits on a Linux box.
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From: DL Neil [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 12:40 PM
To: Todd Williamsen
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Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] Re: Searching
Actually, PHP does COM very wellsearch the PHP-WIN list about "COM" and
"Word" and you should find some good hints and examples to get going. I
haven't accessed the keywords portion of a word document yet, but someone
wrote a spellcheck function that used the spellcheck built into Word using
Yes,
I was thinking COM/DCOM, but then does PHP able to do that? Or do I
need to resort to ASP(Awful Scripting Pages)?
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Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 12:40 PM
To: Todd Williamsen
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Todd,
> No one knows???
=or isn't telling?
> hmm... I looked around on php.net couldn't find anything regarding this..
> would I need to do these searches in MS Word docs with ASP?
=go ahead if you are aspidexterous...
=the Word document format is proprietary information - ie not 'open'. So
No one knows???
hmm... I looked around on php.net couldn't find anything regarding this..
would I need to do these searches in MS Word docs with ASP?
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> I was wondering if there is a way to searc
Hello,
Devon, Try the methos outlines in this article:
http://phpbuilder.com/columns/clay19990421.php3
The method is basically this:
break up all your fields into one word chunks.
insert into a search_table a chunk and it's corresponding
ID of the row it came from. It won't take boo
Hi Devon!
Take a look in the function reference to mysql functions of PHP.
There are functions to connect to the mysql database and requesting
datas with SQL queries. You need knowlege on SQL to use it.
There are example too.
bye Marcus
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