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Article:		Building a Simple Search Engine with PHP
Subject:		MySQL Fulltext?
Date:		2002-10-28 00:01:55
From:		anonymous2
Hey, Why not use the MySQl Fulltext? This gives you support for boolean operations and stopwords. It might be a good idea. -- Brian

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• MySQL Fulltext?
  2003-05-21 12:52:26  anonymous2 [View]
  
  
  Great idea, if your ISP supports MySQL 3.23....
  
  >Hey,
  >Why not use the MySQl Fulltext?
  
  >This gives you support for boolean operations >and stopwords.
  
  >It might be a good idea.
  
  -- Brian
  
• MySQL Fulltext?
  2008-05-13 23:07:27  manrah [View]
  
  
  i have a problem on search.
  suppose i do a search on name, age ,sex which i collect through post on search page.on basis of these parameter i get 10 search result pages of 10 profile per page.but when I navigate to link that of next or previous result page I lost the parameters i.e name , age, sex.how to overcome this problem.