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When someone searches my website using a quick search feature I would like to log this into my database
Obviously I want to see what my users are searching for I can create a 'tag cloud' based on these searches I have a table searchterms at the moment...
Started by bluedaniel on
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Terms - id - word terms_searched #id _term - time_search
Then, knowing the last with a where clause to specify you only want recent searches to be taken into account ?
And if your in your search box.
And "elephant", btw.
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I'm discovering a simple solution for singular-plural keywords searches. I heard about stemming but I don't want to use all its features, only plural/singular transformation. The language is Dutch. Have looked at http://www.snowball.tartarus.org before...
Started by BoBaH32 on
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If you don't know Dutch then I cannot help you, but show you how it'd be done in Spanish, for instance:
Plurals end with s, if it doesn't then... .
Use a dictionary, a list of stopwords (those you don't want to singularize) plus the rules for the language .
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I what to record all my website searches with google analytics but the problem is my search links look like this
**www.mywebsite.com/search/category/your+query+here**
From what i found out i must give GA the query parameter ( mywebsite.com/search.php?...
Started by Daniel on
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Choose Custom Filter in the Filter Type drop-down list, select Search and....
Yes, you can create a custom filter that rewrites URL /search/<category>/<query> to ?q .
As well as the Searches tracked in Site Search.
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I'm writing a php-mysql application. The application allows the user to run a search against the database. When the search is run, if the user clicks on the back button to go back to it after examining an item brought up by it, they are asked if they ...
Started by dbingham on
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How costly are these "searches"? Why are they costly? Is it poor schema design , right? In many cases this may be....
"Because it's faster, and I read that it makes my app more scalable," is the usual and profile it .
The results of a search.
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In order to do FULLTEXT searches on 2-letter phrases such as " PR Manager" and " MS Word", I have added *ft_min_word_len=2* to the MySQL config file (/etc/mysql/my.cnf).
Is there anything particularly wrong with doing this? Will it reduce performance?...
Started by Tom on
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You....
It should have small impact on the speed of searches itself.
All two-letter combinations will have to be indexed, which will increase the size of your search indexes and slow down the indexing process.
On search performance.
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Is there any search engine that fills the gap where the normal search engines returns zero results.
Occasionally I need to do a search containing special characters. Like for instance searching for the gnu building configure parameter "--with-newlib"....
Started by Flugan on
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I like using Clusty ....
For what you want, try Google Code Search .
Google does not store those characters for normal search as they are rare and don't provide much benefit to mainstream search vs the cost of storing the extra info.
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I've seen a few sites that list related searches when you perform a search, namely they suggest other search queries you may be interested in.
I'm wondering the best way to model this in a medium-sized site (not enough traffic to rely on visitor stats...
Started by Andrew Ingram on
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Stem and search on that: Stem the search terms (eg the opposite, ....
I'd be curious the synonyms to show the user as possible search terms.
Your thought about storing previous searches seems reasonable to me.
Form queries.
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I'm working on a small application and thinking about integrating BLAST or other local alignment searches into my application. My searching has only brought up programs, which need to be installed and called as an external program.
Is there a way short...
Started by brandstaetter on
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The BLAST algorithm was implemented ~20 years ago, it is now a very big algorithm and I cannot imagine it can be easily implemented... .
Computational Molecular Biology: An Introduction has code for Smith-Waterman and other dynamic programming alignment algorithms .
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Kind of similar to how the "Related Questions" search works here when posting questions: What open source systems exists out there that lets your searches go beyond SQL based LIKE matches? I want to be able to query "he said it" and get results that includes...
Started by August Lilleaas on
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It includes.
This is open source software (GPL v2).
Check out Sphinx Search .
I think its search capabilities will do what you want.
The big OS full text search engine I can think of is Lucene .
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Is it faster to do multiple SQL finds on one table with different conditions or to get all the items from the table in an array and then separate them out that way? I realize I'm not explaining my question that well, so here is an example:
I want to pull...
Started by Alex.Bullard on
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So I would vote to use the database to ... .
Each database engine has this functionality and typically it can do it faster than you can .
Typically I would say that you are going to get better performance by letting your database engine do the sorting work .
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