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"Searchable Databases????"

or summat like that??

I would like to know how to make a website searchable so I could put a search box on it....or even better, a members page or something like that.

But the Search thing is more important. Because I would like to know so I can put it on...in say a month. As I will soon have lots more things on my website.

So is it something to do with sorting them into folders or on Excel???

Can someone please help me out??

scuse me folks, just passing through...

I've got a JS search on my page. Want a copy?

OK Thanks every1!! I will try and use some of the things you have mentioned and find out which is easier to do, but I am absoluetely crap at Java etc. so it might take a while!! If that doesn't work then I will try one of those search the web things!!

Duh... I know what client-side/server-side is (you'd be an idiot not to understand that) but I'd just never heard of S-S JS. Cheers for info BTW.

Tyla wrote:
> Purley because it was a derivitive of
> SGML (Standardised Mark Up Language) and the language bit > stuck.

Surely HTML is still a subset of the SGML language? In the way the cockney rhyming slang is a subset of the English language... it can still be considered a language in it's own right.

zeldapro wrote:
> I would like to know how to make a website searchable
> so I could put a search box on it....

Have a look at:

http://www.picosearch.com/

> or even better, a members page or something
> like that.

Authentication, etc. issues - more complex. PHP and MySQL probably.

Chris.

funkygamer wrote:
> Tyla wrote:
HTML isn't technically
> a
> language!

So why call it HyperText Markup
> Language?

Purley because it was a derivitive of SGML (Standardised Mark Up Language) and the language bit stuck.

Tyla wrote:
HTML isn't technically
> a language!

So why call it HyperText Markup Language?

funkygamer wrote:
> Tyla wrote:
>CSJS is the single most popular language on the Internet,
> >used in more than 3.5 million web pages.

Except of
> course HTML, which is used on every single page! ;)

HTML isn't technically a language!

So this statement is correct!:-)

HAGHAHAHAHAH!!!! simply write when you mean !!! Mwwwwhahaha