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Comment on Google-style keyword highlighting using htaccess and PHP

2007-06-25T20:32:04+01:00

Comment by Phil ( http:// )

How can i prevent some parts of my html code to be replaced?
For example, if I have some url text that I don't want to be changed.

Comment on Google-style keyword highlighting using htaccess and PHP

2007-06-25T19:22:14+01:00

Comment by Vincent ( http:// )

Hi,

That's a good php script, however I keep trying to insert it in my website and I have the same problem than Leblanc Meneses.
A navigation bar on the left has disapeared and some appears on my page.
So could you tell me how to fix it? I tried to do what Leblanc Meneses did but I dont know where exactly he added that in the script.

Comment on Google-style keyword highlighting using htaccess and PHP

2007-04-03T11:32:23+01:00

Comment by Gareth ( http://www.gbhfusion.com )

I did this all, but it does't seem to do anything at all?

Some help please.

Comment on Google-style keyword highlighting using htaccess and PHP

2007-02-14T04:03:42+00:00

Comment by Steady ( http://ja.shareyourideas.net! )

Your code is so cool!
But it does not work for multibyte code. Do you have any suggestion for the UTF-8?

Comment on Google-style keyword highlighting using htaccess and PHP

2007-01-31T03:20:47+00:00

Comment by Opa bato ( http://www.opabato.com )

Great stuff.. I just needed a part of the code but still excellent

Comment on Google-style keyword highlighting using htaccess and PHP

2006-12-22T08:27:50+00:00

Comment by mihai ( http:// )

Excellent script. I was always wondering how are some sites able o highlight my search phrase. Nice to see this script can be used on any type of application.

Thank you!

Comment on Google-style keyword highlighting using htaccess and PHP

2006-05-21T22:21:23+01:00

Comment by Robert ( )

Okay, I've figured out a simpler solution with forms - just switch it off if there's a

<br />However, I'd still really like to figure out how to recognise if a keyword is within <a href...> and </a> - anybody? Please?!
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Comment by Robert ( <a href="http://esl.visarus.co.uk">http://esl.visarus.co.uk</a> )<br /><br />This is a really excellent guide - the only one I've found anywhere! I'm using it on my site to create a live glossary plus linking keywords to my friends' sites (just for fun) in the style of phpfreak's glossary tooltips.
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<br />I'm not very good with regular expressions - could anybody possibly help explain how to alter the preg_replace() call used here not to replace anything it finds in anchor text (i.e. between <a... and </a> or inside <form></form> tags? Would be much obliged.
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<br />Links to this site and the others that helped me with this project will be going up from my blog in the next few days!
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Comment by carlos ( <a href=""></a> )<br /><br />i've been to many sites that show how to install this text highlighter.  but i've never used HTML codes before. I don't even know what HTaccess and PHP mean. is there any remote chance that anyone can help me?
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Comment by ntg ( <a href=""></a> )<br /><br />I have a site full of articles, with its own search engine and i want to higlight the keywords in an article when someone perfoms a search.
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<br />Could you help me a little? I 'm confused on how to filter the text, the db sends me back, and enclose in spans whatever word is similar to keywords.
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