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How to make search engine for the particular website? how to do

Posted 4-Jun-10 0:03am

anupkulkarni85

Updated 4-Jun-10 0:33am

Johnny J.

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Tom Deketelaere 4-Jun-10 6:11am

Don't just ask for code.
What have you tried?
Where are you stuck?
Do you have any code at all?

And remove your email from your nick, unless you really really like spam mails

Johnny J. 4-Jun-10 6:31am

Reason for my vote of 1
Repost

anupkulkarni85 4-Jun-10 6:32am

I am doing the website for paricular website suppose as school then it call that if we put the data into text then search that contains related of the source

Christian Graus 4-Jun-10 6:36am

Reason for my vote of 1
OP is asking dumb questions, over and over.

anupkulkarni85 4-Jun-10 6:45am

chritain i did not get the excat answer

Johnny J. 4-Jun-10 6:57am

So you should ask a more specific question than "How to make search engine for the particular website? how to do" - people don't understand what it is you want. Try explaining a little more.

Smithers-Jones 4-Jun-10 7:42am

Reason for my vote of 1
"chritain i did not get the excat answer" ...and you won't get a reasonable answer as long as you don't ask a reasonable question that complies with the rules of Codeproject.

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**Dalek Dave** · Answer 1 · 2010-06-04T00:13:00

Solution 1

Which particular website had you in mind?

We need a lot more than a bland generalisation in order to help.

What have you attempted so far?

What kind of search are you after?

Will it be text search only?

You see? More complicated than you thought, so pleae, more details.

Posted 4-Jun-10 0:13am

Dalek Dave

Christian Graus · Answer 2 · 2010-06-04T00:37:00

Solution 3

As others have said, you've been given the only possible good answer to this question. If you didn't understand the answer, ask for more detail, or just consider that this (basic) task is beyond your limited skillset, which none of us can change.

Posted 4-Jun-10 0:37am

Christian Graus

Johnny J. · Answer 3 · 2010-06-04T00:32:00

Solution 2

Repost - You have already got the question posted here:

http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/85659/Search-Engine.aspx[^]

Don't post same question twice, add follow-ups to the thread you have already started...

Posted 4-Jun-10 0:32am

Johnny J.

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anupkulkarni85 4-Jun-10 6:34am

Reason for my vote of 1
no i am not the making thread i did get the answer

Johnny J. 4-Jun-10 6:39am

I don't understand? The two questions are identical. If you see it differently, maybe you should write a more precise and explanatory question so that people can understand what you're asking for...

anupkulkarni85 4-Jun-10 7:15am

I am getting the Excatly answers that you had given

Johnny J. 4-Jun-10 7:39am

And you are not going to get anything better unless you write a more detailed question, I'm sure