numero = 13254
interpreted = N
texte = Kenneth Grome wrote:> > >I just made my first search form (yay!), but when I typed in Land of Nod> >I got all the records with of in them. Is there a way to edit a person's> >serch string to remove key words (the, a ,an, of, etc)? I haven't seen any> >docs on it and I know that it's probably a bit much to ask for, but I> >thought that I may have missed something...> > It's easier to tell your users not to enter common words ... :)> > Sincerely, Ken Grome> WebDNA Solutions> http://www.hui.net/dna/webdna.htmlWell, you could specify ,which would cause only the records that had Land, of and Nod in them tobe returned, which is pretty much what you want anyway, right?-- Gil Poulsen, Webmaster*************************************************************** AltiM@c * Phone: (908) 469-2567 ** 429 St. Giles Court * FAX: (908) 469-5823 ** Somerset, NJ * e-mail: help@altimac.com ** 08873 * WWW: http://www.altimac.com ***************************************************************
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Kenneth Grome wrote:> > >I just made my first search form (yay!), but when I typed in Land of Nod> >I got all the records with of in them. Is there a way to edit a person's> >serch string to remove key words (the, a ,an, of, etc)? I haven't seen any> >docs on it and I know that it's probably a bit much to ask for, but I> >thought that I may have missed something...> > It's easier to tell your users not to enter common words ... :)> > Sincerely, Ken Grome> WebDNA Solutions> http://www.hui.net/dna/webdna.htmlWell, you could specify ,which would cause only the records that had Land, of and Nod in them tobe returned, which is pretty much what you want anyway, right?-- Gil Poulsen, Webmaster*************************************************************** AltiM@c * Phone: (908) 469-2567 ** 429 St. Giles Court * FAX: (908) 469-5823 ** Somerset, NJ * e-mail: help@altimac.com ** 08873 * WWW: http://www.altimac.com ***************************************************************
Gil Poulsen
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