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Old 06-12-2006, 06:36 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Question Internal Search Engine

How easy/hard will it be for me to code a simple internal search engine to my site??

Also, is there anyway I can do it with out code, like this just goes to http://www.example.org/search.php?ke...=my+new+search
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tell us more about your site. is it database driven? what type of content?

you're asking a pretty wide open question, but you may be able to get some general direction with a few more details.

also, your example URL demonstrates variables being sent with the GET method. you can submit forms with the POST method and the variables will not be thrown in the URL.
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