Descrição
The previous tutorial – search with PHP and jQuery, Part 1 – focused on creating a static search engine that spidered down through a site hierarchy and searched each web page that it found for a given text string.
This type of search was aimed at owners of web sites consisting of static HTML pages. In this tutorial we’re going to do the same thing, but this time instead of navigating folders and subfolders looking for pages, we’re going to search a database instead.