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jvalej · 01-02-2004, 07:18 AM

Happy New Year!

Thank you very much for your help! The windows-1251 solution that you have posted, works!

But now I have 2 other questions:

For exmaple, if I search for the 3 letter word (search link to which is given below) there's no highlighting being made for it:

http://oasiswithin.net/search/search...rt&lim_start=0

My "config.php" contains the following settings:

define('SMALL_WORDS_SIZE',2);

And If I search for the word:

http://oasiswithin.net/search/search...rt&lim_start=0

result number 2, also contains the words from the navigational menu, though this section should be excluded from being displayed, as I have the following settings in "config.php":

define('PHPDIG_EXCLUDE_COMMENT','');

The content which should be considered for the search engine is located between these 2 comment lines. Or maybe I understood it wrong?

And just to mention, the navigational section of the site is not contained in the content file which is being indexed, but is being included to this file via PHP include call, from an external .HTML file. Maybe it has to do something with this?..

Thank you!

01-02-2004, 07:18 AM	#4
jvalej Green Mole Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 2	Happy New Year! Thank you very much for your help! The windows-1251 solution that you have posted, works! But now I have 2 other questions: For exmaple, if I search for the 3 letter word (search link to which is given below) there's no highlighting being made for it: http://oasiswithin.net/search/search...rt&lim_start=0 My "config.php" contains the following settings: define('SMALL_WORDS_SIZE',2); And If I search for the word: http://oasiswithin.net/search/search...rt&lim_start=0 result number 2, also contains the words from the navigational menu, though this section should be excluded from being displayed, as I have the following settings in "config.php": define('PHPDIG_EXCLUDE_COMMENT','<!-- ***********************************'); define('PHPDIG_INCLUDE_COMMENT','************************************ -->'); The content which should be considered for the search engine is located between these 2 comment lines. Or maybe I understood it wrong? And just to mention, the navigational section of the site is not contained in the content file which is being indexed, but is being included to this file via PHP include call, from an external .HTML file. Maybe it has to do something with this?.. Thank you!