Re: wo search help
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1999
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 24163
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texte = Thanks Ken,However using ww will prevent a partial word match from showing (onlyjoes and not joeys) but it still shows all instances of joeI tried the following:[search db=nametest.db&wonamedatarq=[namelist]&nameword=ww&namewbrk=,]which uses the wholeword modifier and specifies what the word delimiter is(,) so the effect should be that the term Joe Smith is treated in thesearch as a whole word. This *should* work (I think) but it doesn't. Onlythe first matching record is displayed. (wrapping the delimiter in a [url]wrapper had no affect)Any ideas?ThanksMarty>>I have a value list such as: [text]namelist=Joe Smith, Joe Jones, Joe>>Roberts[/text]>>>>and a db with:>>Name ID>>Joe Smith 1>>Joe Jones 2>>Joe Roberts 3>>Joe Brown 4>>>>and I want to construct a search like [search>>db=my.db&wonamedatarq=[namelist]] that only returns matches from the value>>list. Of course this search returns all the records since the wo specifies>>that the terms be seperated and ord together. Is there any search>>arguement that I can build that would match the comma-delimited term and>>thus include only the records from the variable list?>>Try this:>[search db=my.db&wonamedatarq=[namelist]&nameword=ww]-------------------------------------------------------------Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server.To end your Mail problems go to
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Thanks Ken,However using ww will prevent a partial word match from showing (onlyjoes and not joeys) but it still shows all instances of joeI tried the following:[search db=nametest.db&wonamedatarq=[namelist]&nameword=ww&namewbrk=,]which uses the wholeword modifier and specifies what the word delimiter is(,) so the effect should be that the term Joe Smith is treated in thesearch as a whole word. This *should* work (I think) but it doesn't. Onlythe first matching record is displayed. (wrapping the delimiter in a [url]wrapper had no affect)Any ideas?ThanksMarty>>I have a value list such as: [text]namelist=Joe Smith, Joe Jones, Joe>>Roberts[/text]>>>>and a db with:>>Name ID>>Joe Smith 1>>Joe Jones 2>>Joe Roberts 3>>Joe Brown 4>>>>and I want to construct a search like [search>>db=my.db&wonamedatarq=[namelist]] that only returns matches from the value>>list. Of course this search returns all the records since the wo specifies>>that the terms be seperated and ord together. Is there any search>>arguement that I can build that would match the comma-delimited term and>>thus include only the records from the variable list?>>Try this:>[search db=my.db&wonamedatarq=[namelist]&nameword=ww]-------------------------------------------------------------Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server.To end your Mail problems go to .This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to
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