File Search Engine Like Rapidshare Search Script

[sagacious]

Hi There..

Nice Site..

I Want to add a File Search Engine For My Upload And Download Site..

As Like As Rapidshare Search Engins..

I Mean A Search System That Will Search Files From A Folder Of My Server where the files are Uploading by Users..

Any One Have This Kinda Script , I will Greatful to Have it.. <email_remove d>
Waiting For Reply..

Thank You.

[jotil420]

file search engine like rapidshare search script

Hi There..

Nice Site..

I Want to add a File Search Engine For My Upload And Download Site..

As Like As Rapidshare Search Engins..

I Mean A Search System That Will Search Files From A Folder Of My Server where the files are Uploading by Users..

Any One Have This Kinda Script , I will Greatful to Have it.. <email_remove d>

Waiting For Reply..

Thank You.

Me also need help on it.. any one here for help ???

[Dormilich]

if you have the files in a directory (and not in a DB) you can use glob().

[sagacious]

my db and directory both contain the files but it doesn't works with google custom search though it counts the pages but i need a script for that as like as RapidShare Search Engines..

[Dormilich]

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[sagacious]

hmm.. i tried bt dosen't work.. is there any built in script do you have in your collection ?

i need that for my site

https://www.get.biobeo.com

[Dormilich]

is there any built in script do you have in your collection ?

nope, never used glob() before.

[sagacious]

so can u guide me to pass through this ? is this possible to modify a rapid share search script to search through my file directory ?

[Dormilich]

read the comments of the glob() manual entry, what you look for is quite probably described there.

[trashcan]

using glob

hey, glob is kinda like a file/directory strpos(), cept i doesnt return false, ever.

just use it like this:

<?php
$mydir = 'dir/sub-dir';
$myext = '.htm';
foreach(glob("$mydir/*$myext") as $item) {
  echo "<li>$item</li>";
}
?>

try it, after changing to $mydir and $myext.

[trashcan]

searching...

if you want to search inside files for a word...
thats harder. a LOT harder.
but you can do it.

<?php
	$mydir = 'dir/sub-dir';
	$myext = '.htm';
	foreach(glob("$mydir/*$myext") as $item) {
		$inside = file_get_contents($item);
		$findme   = 'my text';
		$pos = strpos($inside, $findme);

// Note our use of ===.  Simply == would not work as expected
// because the position of 'a' was the 0th (first) character.
if ($pos === false) {
    echo "<!-- not found in $item -->";
} else {
	echo "<li><a href='$item'>$item</a></li>";
}
	}
?>