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Sure. Please don't copy it exactly though.

And once again, the net just died here. I sure hope they have fixed it this time. Sorry for any inconvenience this has caused.

Well, if you replicate the login form from login.php exactly, it shouldn't matter from where the form is sent. Make sure you include the hidden form element form_sent.

Nu vet jag inte hur databasstrukturen ser ut, men prova det här:

<?php

include("data.php");
$conn = mysql_connect($dbhost, $dbuser, $dbpass);
mysql_select_db($databas, $conn);

$result = mysql_query("select * from nyhet_members") or exit(mysql_error());
while ($r = mysql_fetch_array($find))
    print $r['email'].'<br>';

?>

Det där är däremot pga ett fel i skriptet.

På rad 16 i admin.php börjar en print-sats som sträcker sig till rad 21. Denna print-sats körs alltid. Sedan några rader längre ner (rad 30) så försöker skriptet vidarebefodra användaren med en header()-sats. Det går inte om man redan har gjort output. Du kan iofs ignorerar felet då mailen ändå skickas.

Jag måste få se data.php också. Det är något på rad 13 som ställer till det. Den gör lite output där och därför fungerar inte anropen till header().

Very nice! I like it.

Excellent! The index and download page are updated.

If you are uncertain about what to put in the stopwords list, do this:

1. Try to obtain a list of the most common icelandic words (google is your friend here).
2. Go through the first 100 words or so and pick out words that don't help searching. Stopwords are words that help us humans communicate but doesn't nessecarily "mean" anything. The english word "the" is a classic example. You shouldn't include words that are shorter than three characters long. They are ignored by the search engine anyway.
3. Add the following words to the end of the list (in english):

Perhaps you know all this already, but I just felt like giving you a heads up :)

Edit: I thought of something else. If you already have a forum with posts in icelanding, you can run an SQL query to determine what the most common words in your forum are. There query looks like this:

SELECT sw.word, COUNT(sm.post_id) AS hits FROM search_words AS sw INNER JOIN search_matches AS sm ON sw.id = sm.word_id GROUP BY sw.id ORDER BY hits DESC LIMIT 50

The query will display the 50 most common words currently in the search index.

If you use a table prefix, you have to include it in the table names search_words and search_matches.

You don't have a \  in your password or something like that? What version of PHP are you using?