MX Site Search

[joey_a]

I am new to Building databases so I purchased MX Site Search. I have gotten as
far as Creating a MYSQL Server Database and connecting Dreamweaver to it but
now I am stuck on what to do. I don?t know how to create the tables properly in
PHP My Admin.

Has anyone used this extension and can help me please?

[Matthew]

Hi Joey:

If you look in the file you downloaded when you purchased Site Search there
should be somewhere in there a folder that has a .sql file in it. You can
import the .sql file into your mysql database using PHP Myadmin. I don't
have site search, but all the other interakt products I've tried include a
..sql file.
Matt
"joey_a" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I am new to Building databases so I purchased MX Site Search. I have gotten
>as
> far as Creating a MYSQL Server Database and connecting Dreamweaver to it
> but
> now I am stuck on what to do. I don?t know how to create the tables
> properly in
> PHP My Admin.
>
> Has anyone used this extension and can help me please?
>
>

[joey_a]

There is a mx_site_search.mdb file is that the one that I should import?

[Matthew]

Hi Joey:
I think the .mdb file is a Microsoft Access database. It should end with
..sql or something like that for the one you need.
Matt
"joey_a" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> There is a mx_site_search.mdb file is that the one that I should import?

[joey_a]

OK Thanks, I see that file and I am going to try to figure this out.

[Brad Lawryk]

Hello joey_a,

Keep in mind that that file is for the tutorials. Its not the one you w ould
normally use in a site as MX Site Search can search any number of tables.

You don't need to create any special tables for MX Site Search. You would
just create all your tables as you normally do and then add MX Site Search
to be able to search them.

Brad

> OK Thanks, I see that file and I am going to try to figure this out.
>