If you don't mind editing files You can use an xml file to store your keywords. I use one for my sports pool to store the team names and cities. I thought about using a table at first, but decided it would be easier to use xml instead of writing a program to add and remove teams or update the db manually.
I have a thread that uses a dictionary script. I have a question on there that if answered could possibly do what you want very easily. I need to know if the Snitz search page can search through the URL. If it can, then this may do what you want.
What it could potentially do is allow you to double click any word in your forum and have it list the search results of that term. However, the snitz search uses a DoIt and I can not figure out how to add the search term to the url and have it search. It either just goes to the search page itself or it says no keywords entered.
For example, if you use Google to search you could enter in the URL:
This would let google show all the search result for snitz. If snitz could be used the same way then the dictionary script could be pointed to the snitz search url.<
No, it would take more than that . You don't use the xml as an include. there's code to access it just like a db. And you would still need a function to loop the text and do the replacing.
What I meant was, when you want to add or remove a phrase or word, you would just need to edit the xml file instead of the db.
Give me a little time to bone up on my xml and I'll see if I can come up with something.<
Automatic linking of specific terms...
Posted - 26 May 2008 : 16:20:36
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