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I'm working on it now - I'll keep you informed as it gets near to doing something with the js

That makes sense - I couldn't figure how you'd make an effective dynamic index anyway. I'm guessing you set up each index with a mysql limit 0-1000, 1001-2000, 2001-3000 etc?

What sort of search engine do you want? A full text? Image or something more specific? I have a search engine which isn't reliant on google and have numerous pages. 1) A crawler - this opens up URL's and searches for <img> tags and then saves to an index which can be searched using fulltext...

I have to admit, I'm with you on minimalism and I do quite like your suggestion. (You're right, IE hates it, but it does degrade reasonably apart from the float on the images). Ihave to admit, I still code using heavy css1 lol so this will be a new concept. I guess it's time now to start...

Yah - this is a problem then....:( Hmm - interesting - I noticed in yours, you have each on in a directory, whereas mine will all be at one level. Can I have a sitemap directory of different sitemas all in the same directory and, if so, do all SE's recognise sitemap-indexes? One last thing...

Done - good tip - Thanks

A good registration system has several steps and should not be undertaken lightly, which is why a framework may be of use. 1) A register page (preferably with a CAPTCHA image system), which gets username, e-mail and password. The php should then store this information to the database as an...

I have an image search engine which is a dynamic site leading to lots of variations. www.qualityimagesearch.com/view_image.php?img_id=****** My issue is the number of images. I now have a dynamically generated sitemap at http://www.qualityimagesearch.com/sitemap.php (which takes a while to...

Glad to be back on the forum. My site at www.qualityimagesearch.com is now about 10 months old and gets 700-1,000 visits a day - not bad - at least the adverts are paying for the site now! Now that it seems to be running well and I have a good amount of images in the index, I'm starting to...

Good idea - This was my first attempt at actually trying to understand ajax rather than c&p, so I'm still pretty new to the whole idea. Hmmm - never really read up on mysqli. I don't have PDO so I'll do some googling and find out what all the fuss is about. Arrrrgghhhh - I even have a...

Sorry - just figured my mistake - the stateChanged function is being re-defined - just changed the names and it works great.

OK - this is weird and I hope I can get some help here. I have managed to integrate one AJAX call into a page, which uprates an image at database level and then responds with the current rating. Example page is at http://www.qualityimagesearch.com/view_image.php?img_id=34706 The js in this...

Hi I've been working on a php class now for about a fortnight. The class breaks down the image into critical components and patterns and compares it to a database of other image "fingerprints", before scoring it. The result is that the class will return the closest description match - meaning...

This is perfect - the 2nd method is ideal and can't believe I couldn't get my head round that. I've also changed the scoring to percentage which works even better! Thanks lemon-tree...yet again.

Interesting one this and I have searched high and low for an answer... I have an associative array where image types are given a score. The array is set up in a loop so that the score is used as the key and the value is the name of the image type. $imageScores [$score] = $imageType; I am...

OK - thanks misson. I have done most of what you suggest... constructor now has a different name and class/functions are now fomratted as you suggest. In the class_db_connect.php connection file I have this.. <?php $hostname_discountdomains = "XXXX"; $username_discountdomains = "XXXX"...

Ooops - typo when breaking down into small chunks. The constructor does have a different name... Ref the instances, I will be requesting multiple instances, although I am only calling it once during development. I have tried including the connection details, but the same problem.

Am I being stupid here or can you not connect to a database within a class in the same way as procedural php???? class imageAnalysis { var $whatever = ........... etc. function imageAnalysis (){//constructor } function imageAnalysis (){ //main class structure...

Thanks for all the help. I would have used individual fields, but I am writing an image analysis class and I wanted to provide an image "fingerprint" for each image type to compare with. Each fingerprint is kinda complex!

OMG - Yes - I thought this was the first option I tried.... obviously not lol. Thanks.