[herman]

i've found php coding -- searching within html site (w/o using MySQL) in website.

I can use it, but the problem is the search result shows out a continous wordings w/o any spacing.

eg. i search "good"
the search result will show like this:

==> HotScripts.comisagoodsite.


But not like other search engine shows like this:

==> HotScripts.com is a good site.


the php script as follow:

PHP Code:

<?php  

/****************************************************   

<form method="post" action="search.php">

<input type="text" name="key" size=40 value="">                         

<input type="submit" value="Search"></form>

****************************************************/  

require ("template.php");



function get_msg($path) {  

global $key, $i;  

$handle = opendir($path);  

while ($filename = readdir($handle)) {  

//echo $path."/".$filename."<br>";  

$newpath = $path."/".$filename;  

if (is_file($newpath)) {  

$fp = fopen($newpath, "r");  

$msg = fread($fp, filesize($newpath));  

fclose($fp);  

match_show($key, $msg, $newpath, $filename);  

}  

if (is_dir($path."/".$filename) && ($filename != ".") &&  ($filename != "..")) {  

//echo "<BR><BR><BR>".$newpath."<BR><BR><BR>";  

get_msg($path."/".$filename);  

}  

}  

closedir($handle);  

return $i;  

}  



function match_show($key, $msg, $newpath, $filename) { 

  global $ar, $i; 

  $key = chop($key); 

  if($key) { 

    $msg = preg_replace("/<style>.+<\/style>/is", "", $msg); 

    $msg = str_replace(" ", "", $msg); 

    $msg = preg_replace("/<[^>]+>/", "", $msg); 

    $value = preg_match("/.*$key.*/i", $msg, $res); 

    if($value) { 

      $res[0] = preg_replace("/$key/i", "<FONT COLOR=\"orange\">$key</FONT>", $res[0]); 

      $i++; 

      $link = $newpath; 

      $ar[] = "<img src=\"../images/bullet_news.gif\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\">&nbsp;<a href=\"$link\" class=\"contentArial\">$filename</a><BR><BR>" . $res[0]."<BR><br>"; 

      //$ar[] = "$i.<img src=\"../images/bullet_news.gif\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\">&nbsp;<a href=\"$link\" class=\"contentArial\">$filename</a><BR><BR>" . $res[0]."<BR><br>"; 

    } 

  }else { 

    echo "Please enter keywords to search"; 

    exit; 

  } 

} 

$i = get_msg(".");

if (empty($page)) $page=1;

$maxresult=($page*20);

$resultcount = count($ar);

if ($resultcount%20==0) $maxpageno=$resultcount/20;

    else $maxpageno=floor($resultcount/20)+1;

if ($page>$maxpageno) { $page=$maxpageno; $pagemax=$resultcount-1; $pagemin=max(0,$result_count-20);}

    elseif ($page==1) {$pagemin=0; $pagemax=min($result_count-1,20-1); }

    else { $pagemin=min($resultcount-1,20*($page-1)); $pagemax=min($resultcount-1,$pagemin+20-1); }

$maxresult=min($maxresult,$resultcount);

echo "<p class=\"contentArial\">";

echo "Search result:";

echo "</p><img src=\"../images/hoz_bar.jpg\" width=\"310\" height=\"2\"><br><br>";

for ($i=max(0,$maxresult-20); $i<$maxresult; $i++) {

print $ar[$i];

}

echo "<img src=\"../images/hoz_bar.jpg\" width=\"310\" height=\"2\"><p class=\"contentArial\">";

echo " seaching $resultcount pages";

      $nextpage=$page+1;

      $previouspage=$page-1;

echo " --- | <a href='result.php?key=$key&page=$previouspage' class=\"contentArial\" target='_self'>previous 20 results</a> |";

echo " | <a href='result.php?key=$key&page=$nextpage' class=\"contentArial\" target='_self'>next 20 results</a> |";

echo "</p>";

exit;



?>

[inkblot]

Looking at it quickly, it would seem that this line:

PHP Code:

$msg = str_replace(" ", "", $msg); 

is stripping the spaces from the search result before you match the keyword. I can't see why that would be necessary... maybe I'm wrong.

[herman]

Originally posted by inkblot
Looking at it quickly, it would seem that this line:

PHP Code:

$msg = str_replace(" ", "", $msg); 

is stripping the spaces from the search result before you match the keyword. I can't see why that would be necessary... maybe I'm wrong.

thx!!! inkblot

after i comment this line, it restores to what i want. Thanks!!!