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Okay, Now I *Know* I Saw This Code on Here... |
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05/17/03
13 Posts
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Here is a code snippet you can use to highlight your search text:
ReplaceNoCase(theString,URL.Searchtext,
"<span style='background:yellow'>
#URL.Searchtext#</span>","ALL")
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| Title: |
Insert to DB or to File? |
| Date: |
05/18/03
9 Posts
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| Summary: |
Which is better when implementing a file upload/download system - storing the actual file in the database or storing a reference to the file in the database? Although storing files in the database may seem like an elegant solution, there are several compelling reasons why this solution may be not be the best, like increased backup and recovery time, database fragmentation, and the need for version management. At any rate, many developers simply store a link to the file in the database and use Verity for text searching. |
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Using xmlSearch() to Update XML |
| Date: |
05/18/03
3 Posts
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| Summary: |
It is not possible to use xmlSearch() to change the original XML document, but you can use the results of xmlSearch() to build a new XML document. |
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