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In trying to rejuvinate code I wrote mostly 14+ years ago. I've come to see that the lovely little setup I wrote then was... lacking in certain places, namely handling user inputs.
Lesson: Never underestimate users ability to inject trash, typos, and dupes past your validators.
The old way is reaching critical mass as there are 470 items in a SELECT dropdown now. I want to reinvent this part of the process so I don't have to worry about it hitting a breaking point.
So the idea is to build a fuzzy search method so that after the typist enters the search string, we check against five pieces of data, all of which reside in the same row.
I need to check the name submitted against the Stage Name, two also-known-as names, as well as their legal name and as a final check against a soundex() index based on their Stage Name (this catches a few spelling errors missed otherwise)
I've tried a complicated block of code to check these things (and it doesn't work, mostly because I think I coded the comparisons too strict) as part of a do/while loop.
In the below, var $Rin
would contain the user supplied name.
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Answered 2017-Jan-17 at 18:04I mentioned in the comments that a Javascript typeahead library might be a good choice for you. I've found Twitter's Typeahead library and Bloodhound engine to be pretty robust. Unfortunately, the documentation is a mixed bag: so long as what you need is very similar to their examples, you're golden, but certain details (explanations of the tokenizers, for example) are missing.
In one of the several questions re Typeahead here on Stack Overflow, @JensAKoch says:
To be honest, I think twitter gave up on typeahead.js. We look at 13000 stars, a full bugtracker with no maintainer and a broken software, last release 2015. I think that speaks for itself, or not? ... So, try one of the forks: github.com/corejavascript/typeahead.js
Frankly, in a brief check, the documentation at the fork looks a bit better, if nothing else. You may wish to check it out.
Server-side code:All of the caveats of using an old version of PHP apply. I highly recommend retooling to use PDO with PHP 5, but this example uses PHP 4 as requested.
Completely untested PHP code. json_encode()
would be better, but it doesn't appear until PHP 5. Your endpoint would be something like:
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