Thanks for the link to the spelling correction chapter. It will be
nice to have a solid walkthrough of basic correction theory.
As for making it exclusively for Django, I had the same issue you
brought up...flat pages and templates. For example, I have url
patterns like:
/project/*
on my site, and
If its just for Django, then it could be simpler as the only possible
URLs (with exception to flatpages) will be from urls.py. (Equivalent
of the urls list object from your codebase). On googling for a similar
app earlier, I found this chapter online about Spelling correction.
http://nlp.stanford.e
While redoing my website, I came up with a simple module that adds a
url suggestion if a user encounters a 404 page. For example, following
this link:
http://www.wefoundland.com/rresume
will lead you to a 404 page that points you to the right place. I'm
currently starting to rewrite this module so
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