> I agree. That is a wise statement, and I have tried to do this with
> regular
> expressions but this doesn't deal with relevance at all, or is there
> something that I am missing? I suppose I could do multiple searches on my
> data to look for "sports cars" first, "cars" second, and "sports" last
Michael Sims wrote:
Richard Lynch wrote:
Brian A. Anderson wrote:
[...]
I am thinking of incrementally adding the resultant hits into two
associative arrays with the link to the data and a calculated
relevance value, and sorting this array by these relevences.
[...]
One Axiom:
Richard Lynch wrote:
> Brian A. Anderson wrote:
[...]
>> I am thinking of incrementally adding the resultant hits into two
>> associative arrays with the link to the data and a calculated
>> relevance value, and sorting this array by these relevences.
[...]
> One Axiom: Keep as much of the scoring/
Quoting: "Richard Lynch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Unless you KNOW your site will get loads of traffic from the get-go, I'd
> focus more on the SIMPLE solutions that you can maintain as a beginner.
Quoting: "Richard Lynch"
> Unless you KNOW your site will get loads of traffic from the get-go, I'
Brian A. Anderson wrote:
> I am new(relatively) to php programing and searching. I am trying to
> understand the best way to access data and deliver results to searches on
> a
> product catalog website.
>
> I have two kinds of data that I am sorting and displaying results for. The
> first is info a
I am new(relatively) to php programing and searching. I am trying to
understand the best way to access data and deliver results to searches on a
product catalog website.
I have two kinds of data that I am sorting and displaying results for. The
first is info about specific products, and the other
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