Re: [WebDNA] Re: Search Site

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2009

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texte = eddie@thinksite.com wrote:> 1. Windows Server 2003.> 2. Dedicated as in I have full control of the server, but there are many > sites on it.> 3. I really don't understand sandboxes, so I'm assuming no.Personally, I think the idea of a solution for this needsto be addressed as a more core feature addition of WebDNA. It issomething that comes up and is something that is noteasily performed within the current tool set.Anyway,I am more fluid with some ideas on a *nix machine.. butdepending on how many files and how large of files, youcould probably work up a recursive query in your site directoryusing listfiles. Then, at this point, you have thefilename to where you could use other tools to do thesearch within that file.On a nix machine, I would do a[shell]grep ...[/shell] or something. Infact you could dothat shell grep for the entire search and not use listfiles. ;-)I don't know if DOS has anything like a grep.If there is not a good DOS like grep/search thing on Windows,I guess you could [include] the [filename] in the new [findstring]tag to perform the search (then do some math to display the snippentof results (and link to the page) that contains a match). But I am going to make a guess that this solution would be a bit difficult to make work exactly how you would like.Whatever solution you would find, it would ultimately be best to storethe page information in a database where dynamic user-driven searcheswould be fast and accurate and *almost* realtime.But yes, it would be nice to do:[searchsite find=[_keywords]]!..may be a good function library project for someone! ;-)DonovanDonovan D. Brooke PH: 1 (608) 770-3822------------------------------------------------VPWebDNA Software Corporation16192 Coastal HighwayLewes, DE 19958 Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

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eddie@thinksite.com wrote:> 1. Windows Server 2003.> 2. Dedicated as in I have full control of the server, but there are many > sites on it.> 3. I really don't understand sandboxes, so I'm assuming no.Personally, I think the idea of a solution for this needsto be addressed as a more core feature addition of WebDNA. It issomething that comes up and is something that is noteasily performed within the current tool set.Anyway,I am more fluid with some ideas on a *nix machine.. butdepending on how many files and how large of files, youcould probably work up a recursive query in your site directoryusing listfiles. Then, at this point, you have thefilename to where you could use other tools to do thesearch within that file.On a nix machine, I would do a[shell]grep ...[/shell] or something. Infact you could dothat shell grep for the entire search and not use listfiles. ;-)I don't know if DOS has anything like a grep.If there is not a good DOS like grep/search thing on Windows,I guess you could [include] the [filename] in the new [findstring]tag to perform the search (then do some math to display the snippentof results (and link to the page) that contains a match). But I am going to make a guess that this solution would be a bit difficult to make work exactly how you would like.Whatever solution you would find, it would ultimately be best to storethe page information in a database where dynamic user-driven searcheswould be fast and accurate and *almost* realtime.But yes, it would be nice to do:[searchsite find=[_keywords]]!..may be a good function library project for someone! ;-)DonovanDonovan D. Brooke PH: 1 (608) 770-3822------------------------------------------------VPWebDNA Software Corporation16192 Coastal HighwayLewes, DE 19958 Donovan Brooke

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