Hi Jason and all. Real novice here so keep that in mind with anything I type in reply to this thread. I likely have more questions than helpful info on resolving your problem.
help me understand here . . .
if ($in->param('query') = $in->param('query') . ' ' . $in->param('query2')') {
it appears to me this if statement is asking whether param('query') = itself AND/OR param('query2')? Wouldn't that defeat the purpose of your "bikes AND locale" targeted searches?
wouldn't something like this work?
my param('query') = param('query1') . " AND " . param('query2')
pugdog had wrote:and really piqued my interest. Surely, bool combinations had to be in there somewhere . . . after several attempts at various find combinations, it looks like (again, I may be wrong - I honestly don't know what I'm doing!) in:
sub log_query
at my $time = $db->get_date . " " . $db->get_time;
may be an example you can use.
(way at the bottom of search.cgi)
Please accept my apologies if I've been out in left field on the problem you've identified and my reply on your topic.
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Karen
[This message has been edited by Karen (edited February 28, 2000).]
help me understand here . . .
if ($in->param('query') = $in->param('query') . ' ' . $in->param('query2')') {
it appears to me this if statement is asking whether param('query') = itself AND/OR param('query2')? Wouldn't that defeat the purpose of your "bikes AND locale" targeted searches?
wouldn't something like this work?
my param('query') = param('query1') . " AND " . param('query2')
pugdog had wrote:
Quote:
In looking at search.cgi I don't see where the parameter 'bool' is actually used in the search routines....sub log_query
at my $time = $db->get_date . " " . $db->get_time;
may be an example you can use.
(way at the bottom of search.cgi)
Please accept my apologies if I've been out in left field on the problem you've identified and my reply on your topic.
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Karen
[This message has been edited by Karen (edited February 28, 2000).]
