related articles ... (try 2)

[Tomba]

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hello all,

I was wondering how some sites organise articles so that they can show a
list of "related articles".
How is it determined which are the related ones.

Is there any free script that includes such a feature?
thanks!
Steven De Groote

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[Floris van den Berg]

Re: related articles ... (try 2)

"Tomba" <tomba@f1techni cal.net> schreef in bericht
news:3f30bdb8$0 $21961$ba620e4c @reader0.news.s kynet.be...[color=blue]
> :(( posted a question here 3 days ago, now I am able to come look at[/color]
answers[color=blue]
> it's no more available :((
> so... @supapablo: if you still have your answer, mail me... tomba at
> f1technical dot net
> for the others once more
> ----------------------------------
> hello all,
>
> I was wondering how some sites organise articles so that they can show a
> list of "related articles".
> How is it determined which are the related ones.[/color]

Below is another thread called "programmin g amazon-like recommendations ". I
think it will help you a great deal.

floris

[André Næss]

Re: related articles ... (try 2)

Tomba:
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> I was wondering how some sites organise articles so that they can show a
> list of "related articles".[/color]

If your system is based on an SQL database you just create a table to hold
the relationships. If you have some other way to store the data you just
have to figure out a suitable way.
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> How is it determined which are the related ones.[/color]

I think most simply expect the article writer (or possibly the editor) to
make the connections.

André Næss