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Old 03-23-06, 01:51 PM
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Search for domain name in a Database with Spell check

Hi All,

My problem is...

My feature is a completely stand alone product where domain owners would come to our new website and signup to join our program and be able to check detailed daily stats and be able to see revenue stats broken down by domain name.
They can search the domain with the domainname. The search creteria will be...

Someone types in braincancer.com and we will recognize the top 5 keywords that are relevant to that domain. The four different ways we could figure out the relevant keywords for htis domain is as follows:

1) Seeing if the domain name is misspelled and correcting it into a correct spelling keyword

2) See what previous users that reached this page searched for on the search box on this page.

3) See the history of what the url was about in the past

4) Semantically query the domain name against a thesaurus and/or dictionary

How can i do this in PHP?
plz help me as early as possible..
Thanks.
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Old 03-24-06, 12:06 PM
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For Number 1, I suggest this PHP Class:

http://www.phpclasses.org/browse/package/1992.html

Regarding Number 2, you will have to write your own database to keep track of searched words and store the result set for quick retrieval. There is no easy way around that one.

Regarding Number 3, you would have to use "The Way Back" machine at:

http://www.archive.org/

Basically you would first grab the archived version of the URL from the internet archive, and create a small summary of it to the user.

Regarding Number 4, I am not sure why you would have to query a dicitonary. Don't you mean a domain registration database?
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