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Hi All,

I coded a search engine which is pretty good on its own terms. I have
functions and conditions for blank entries or any SQL injection. However I
have a problem. When a user start search he uses words like "in, for, the,
at, on etc..". For example: Hotels in India or Car for rent etc.. How will =
I
ignore these words and take just the main words? Please help me.

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On 2011-06-28, at 5:41 PM, Guru=E2=84=A2 <nagendra802000 [at] gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> I coded a search engine which is pretty good on its own terms. I have func=
tions and conditions for blank entries or any SQL injection. However I have a=
problem. When a user start search he uses words like "in, for, the, at, on e=
tc..". For example: Hotels in India or Car for rent etc.. How will I ignore t=
hese words and take just the main words? Please help me.
>
> --
> Best,
> Guru=E2=84=A2
>

When I built one, I kept an array of words not to be searched on and then re=
moved any of those terms from the search string

Bastien=

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