Thanks for your reply Charter!
...but I am still confused!!
Quote:
Originally posted by Charter
For example, if the Latin A is like the Greek Ά (hex B6) then the $phpdig_string_subst['iso-8859-7'] variable would start like the following:
PHP Code:
$phpdig_string_subst['iso-8859-7'] = 'A:¶';
If Greek uses A (hex C1) also like the Latin A, then $phpdig_string_subst['iso-8859-7'] would start like the following:
PHP Code:
$phpdig_string_subst['iso-8859-7'] = 'A:¶A';
.......
The $phpdig_words_chars['iso-8859-7'] variable is for lowercase non-accented characters (basically those lowercase non-accented characters that copy paste into ASCII as the characters themselves). An example of this would be Greek µ.....
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What exactly do you mean by 'is like' ? I know that latin capital A looks like the greek capital Á but this is not the case for the lower case letters or some other capital letters.
And what exactly do you mean by '(basically those lowercase non-accented characters that copy paste into ASCII as the characters themselves)' ?
I have tried something like this:
PHP Code:
$phpdig_string_subst['iso-8859-7'] = 'A:¶A,a:Üá,E:Ÿ,e:åÝ,H:ǹ,h:çÞ,I:ɺÚ,i:éßúÀ,O:ϼ,o:ïü,Y:Õ¾Û,y:õýû*,L:Ë,l:ë,N:Í,n:*,V:Ù,v:ùþ,M:Ì,m:ì,P:Ð,p:ð,X:×,x:÷,K:Ê,k:ê,B:Â,b:â,C:Ø,c:ø,G:Ã,g:ã,D:Ä,d:ä,Z:Æ,z:æ,U:È,u:è,K:Ê,k:ê,J:Î,j:î,R:Ñ,r:ñ,S:Ó,s:óò,T:Ô,t:ô,F:Ö,f:ö';
and
PHP Code:
$phpdig_words_chars['iso-8859-7'] = '[:alnum:]ðþßìòñôèóäöãîêëæ÷øâ*ð';
I have also tried different variation of the above but still could not make it to work correct.
The engine indexes the site alright but only recoginzes and prints results for part of the keyword.
Also the 'keywords' table contains words with with latin letters only. It is this allright i guess uh?
Thank you for your time Charter, and i hope i am not much of a trouble
