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June 4th, 2003, 12:33 PM
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Searching a site?
When there is a search option on a web page (not search engine) what is really going on? Are all the pages that correspond to a site placed in a data base (by name i.e. xxxx.html) or is every thing in <BODY> tag of a page place in db or do you really search the content of each page.
Just a general question not specific to a particular means. Thanks Dave
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June 4th, 2003, 05:18 PM
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A large proportion of database driven sites store their articles (and any other dynamic content) in text fields in a db. That way, it is very simple to search.
Most db-driven sites don't actually consists of HTML pages, but a single template file, which has the db content loaded into it. This usually occurs by selecting an articleid, that you will often see in the URL string.
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