polos
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problem in search results counter
Hi,
I want to built in a counter to have the search results in a form like:
1. Dental measures...
2. University of Mental...
3. .....
I tried to do this but do not work:
$ranknumber = 1;
if ($url == "") {
$ranknumber++;
any ideas how could I implement this??
Many thanks.
polos
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What is the code you are using to produce
<URL>TITLE</A>DESCRIPTION
<URL>TITLE</A>DESCRIPTION
?
<URL>TITLE</A>DESCRIPTION
<URL>TITLE</A>DESCRIPTION
?
ASKER
Hi the main code I use to produce that is:
print "</center><a href=$url>$title</font></a
print "<font size=-1 face=arial,sans-seri color=green>$description</
ope this helps.
Try
print "</center>",++$count,". <a href=$url>$title</font></a >\n<br>";
print "</center>",++$count,". <a href=$url>$title</font></a
ASKER
It worked!
another thing that I would like to clear myself.
In our intranet search engine there are two searches that are connect to each other because we have in the search results a button to quick search the web documents and a button in the same result pages for quick search our intranet images. This quick search buttons are like those in google that appear bellow their logo.
However I have a problem that is:
When i try to search for TEETH from the WEB documents front page there is no problem because either web or image buttons will return results for TEETH. However if I make a search for more than 1 keyword for example TEETH LONDON in the WEB frontpage in the web results there are web results for both keywords but when i click on images button I just get results for TEETH... and not with London.
Basicly the keyword parser is:
$from = "$FORM{'q'}";
In the script i include $form in:
WEB BUTTON = print "<a href=q?q=$form&timeout=3&c
IMAGE BUTTON = print "<a href=q?q=$form&timeout=3&c
Analysing the "view source" in the browser i realized that when searcing for both those keywords i get:
<a href=q?q=teeth london&timeout=3&cat=image
that means that teeth and london come up separated and not joined with the "+", the actual search comes up as only:
<a href=q?q=teeth>
... so it just searches for TEETH...
Did you understood me?? i think was a bit confusing but hpe you can understand this.
ASKER
Iam in trouble because I ant to present my results with numeration.
What Ive get in the search results at the moment is
<URL>TITLE</A>DESCRIPTION
<URL>TITLE</A>DESCRIPTION
<URL>TITLE</A>DESCRIPTION
<URL>TITLE</A>DESCRIPTION
but what I want is;
1. <URL>TITLE</A>DESCRIPTION
2. <URL>TITLE</A>DESCRIPTION
3. <URL>TITLE</A>DESCRIPTION
4 . <URL>TITLE</A>DESCRIPTION
Any change to know how to do this??
That code i show in my first message was an attempt i tried but did not work out because it always shouls " 1" in all results.
Your help will be appreciated.
Polos