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You've probably seen fancy search boxes before (like the one on the jQuery API ) where they have a clickable search icon that appears over the textbox. How can I semantically achieve this effect?
I have seen on some custom Google Search textboxes that...
Started by Josh Stodola on
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by 5 people.
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Absolutely position a link tag over the right side of the textbox, and style it with a transparent an relatively positioned submit button on top of the search input (with padding on the search input to keep the text from running under....
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Somehow Yahoo has been added as the default search provider in Firefox. How can I get rid of it and go back to Google?
I recently installed the "Tab Mix Plus" Firefox extension, so I suspect that this has changed the search provider.
When I enter a set...
Started by Xavierjazz on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Follow this post browser:
http://www.google.com/search?ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sourceid=navclient&gfns=1&q=
I'm having the same problem and have gone to look at the keyword....
You will need to change the default search engine for the address bar.
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I need to provide some kind of global search over most of the data that my application have. The data is distributed in different tables, like users, comments, etc. in MySQL.
I do want to handle this in the application, not with something like Google ...
Started by Darth on
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by 4 people.
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What you can do is jam all your "searchable" content into a special-purpose MyISAM table that is compiled... .
When faced with a problem like this, I took to leveraging the power of MySQL's full-text search capabilities.
Text search engine.
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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I am trying to create a search for my website over a mySQL database. I started down the line of using Sphinx but was hesitant when learning that the index doesn't update in real time. I did see they have an almost real time update but I am concerned this...
Started by UmYeah on
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by 3 people.
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To get real-time search you would need to add your documents to the solr index in real time are searching over many columns, I....
What is wrong with a file based search?
It sounds like.
At their core, databases are just files.
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Here's the problem I'm having, I've got a set of logs that can grow fairly quickly. They're split into individual files every day, and the files can easily grow up to a gig in size. To help keep the size down, entries older than 30 days or so are cleared...
Started by ReaperUnreal on
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by 6 people.
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Why the logs roll over? What kind of information is in these logs? Can some of it be discarded before some type of indexing search....
More details on the kind of search you're performing could definitely help.
For windows here as well.
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Bay of fleas
Started by Rocksteadyeddie on
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by 12 people.
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I wouldn't go as far as to describe it as pleasant .
Tiring to use over a period of time.
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Hello,
I'm using Geonames database for a hotel booking website. The database has two tables, one for countries, and one for cities with over 3 mil. entries. If I try to get all the cities for a specific country the query is too slow. I think is because...
Started by Psyche on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Edit : one more thing - if you have multiple conditions in the WHERE clause you need to add an index that contains all the fields used... .
You need to add an index on the field that you use in the WHERE clause (in your case it seems to be the country field) .
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Given this table:
x y -- - 10 a 20 b 30 c
I want the best way to to map values
[10,20) -> a [20,30) -> b [30,inf) -> c
Right now I'm using a query like:
select y from foo where x=(select max(x) from foo where x<=21);
Is there a better way ...
Started by Mark Harrison on
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by 4 people.
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Select distinct first_value(y) over (order by x desc) from foo where x<=19; select distinct first_value(y) over (order by x desc) from foo where x<=20; select distinct first_value(y) over.
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I have a network of 16 computers all linked to the same switch, not connected to the internet. One of the 16 computers has a small Java app running on it along with a BlazeDS server (aka it's listening on a port for a message).
Currently, the other 15...
Started by Stephano on
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by 6 people.
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You can tell it to scan a netblock
$ nmap -P0 10.104.244.200 Starting Nmap 4.20 ( http://insecure.org ) at 2010-02-19 18:02 Eastern Standard Time Interesting ports on BOSA638992.fmrco.com (10.104.244.200): Not shown: 1688 closed ports... .
In a word, nmap.
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The vim * star / asterisk search (:help star) is a great feature which lets you find the next occurrence of the word the cursor is over. Unfortunately it treats dollar-prefixes as part of the string, so if I press * while over the "SearchTerm" in the ...
Started by Ken on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Alternatively, you could could use....
EDIT: Check what your 'iskeyword' (:set iskeyword) is set to because star search is based on this option to find the word search term.
On Mac, star search exactly works as you would like it to do.
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