Re: Highlighting words found in a keyword search
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2003
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 50554
interpreted = N
texte = I can do that in 2 lines, here's the code:[Text]My_String=A San Francisco school bus driver is facing a felony drunken driving charge after he allegedly ran a stop sign [/text] [grep search= [arg] &replace=[arg]][My_String][/grep]try: http://otis.kaiwi.com/SpiderBotLock/wordsearch.tpl?arg=bus: c)Hope this helpsMK On Wednesday, May 21, 2003, at 09:23 AM, WebCat @ Inkblot Media wrote:> Marc brought up a good point. > > If you search for an a you break it. This is because of my loop+grep > feature. It is finding the a in the span I use to highlight. > > If someone could fix the GREP to excluse anything between < and > then > it > should be ok. > > You could also use a temp database and [convetwords], but you will > need to > pass some sort of session code or set a cookie to know what temp > database > goes with the user. This in my opinion is not that great of an idea > for high > traffic sites, because you will have a lot of temp databases. > > I do not know enough about webcats GREP, but I know in UNIX you can > make > grep do some amazing trick stuff. > > Let's all get our heads together and make a good snippet of code. > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: WebCat @ Inkblot Media > To: WebDNA Talk > Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2003 7:53 AM > Subject: Re: Highlighting words found in a keyword search > > >> Here is how I did it. Not exactly the cleanest of code, but maybe you >> guys >> can better upon it. >> >> Go here: http://www.inkblotmedia.com/highlight/index.tpl >> Search for: Pukonen alcohol more >> >> All three words will highlight. >> >> this is the code for it: >> >> [math show=f]counter=0[/math] >> [listwords delimiters= ,.&words=[woGroup1data]] >> [text]word[index]=[word][/text] >> [math show=f]counter=[counter]+1[/math] >> [/listwords] >> >> [founditems] >> >> >> [loop start=1&end=[counter]] >> >> [hideif [new_desc]![raw][new_desc][/raw]] >> [text]new_desc=[grep >> search=[interpret][word[index]][/interpret]&replace=> style=background-color: >> > yellow>[interpret][word[index]][/interpret]][description][/ > grep][/te >> xt] >> [/hideif] >> >> [showif [new_desc]![raw][new_desc][/raw]] >> [text]new_desc=[grep >> search=[interpret][word[index]][/interpret]&replace=> style=background-color: >> > yellow>[interpret][word[index]][/interpret]][new_desc][/ > grep][/text] >> [/showif] >> >> [/loop] >> >> [new_desc] >> [/founditems] >> >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: Kenneth Grome >> To: WebDNA Talk >> Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2003 11:27 PM >> Subject: Re: Highlighting words found in a keyword search >> >> >>>> Well, it's still not working 100%. The [notes] field is entered >>>> via a >>>>