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highlightkeywords()

Description

Highlights keywords in the given text based on the search query.

This function scans the provided text for keywords specified in the search string
and wraps them in HTML markup to highlight them.

Parameters

ColumnTypeDefaultDescription
$text string The text in which to highlight keywords.
$search string The search query containing keywords to highlight.
$partial_index bool false Indicates whether partial indexing is used (default: false).
$field_name string "" Optional. The name of the field being searched.
$keywords_index int 1 Indicates the indexing status of the field (default: 1).
$str_highlight_options int STR_HIGHLIGHT_SIMPLE Options for highlighting (default: STR_HIGHLIGHT_SIMPLE).

Return

string The text with highlighted keywords.

Location

include/search_functions.php lines 2538 to 2588

Definition

 
function highlightkeywords($text,$search,$partial_index=false,$field_name="",$keywords_index=1, $str_highlight_options = STR_HIGHLIGHT_SIMPLE)
    {
    global $noadd;
    # do not highlight if the field is not indexed, so it is clearer where results came from.
    if ($keywords_index!=1)
        {
        return $text;
        }

    # Highlight searched keywords in $text
    global $stemming;
    # Situations where we do not need to do this.
    if ($search=="" || $text=="") {return $text;}

        # Generate the cache of search keywords (no longer global so it can test against particular fields.
        # a search is a small array so I don't think there is much to lose by processing it.
        $hlkeycache=array();
        $s=split_keywords($search);
        for ($n=0;$n<count($s);$n++)
            {
            if (strpos($s[$n],":")!==false)
                {
                $c=explode(":",$s[$n]);
                // Only add field specific keywords
                if($field_name!="" && $c[0]==$field_name)
                    {
                    $hlkeycache[]=$c[1];
                    }
                }
            else
                {
                // Add general keywords
                $keyword=$s[$n];
                if (in_array($keyword, $noadd)) # skip common words that are excluded from indexing
                    {
                    continue;
                    }
                if ($stemming && function_exists("GetStem")) // Stemming enabled. Highlight any words matching the stem.
                    {
                    $keyword=GetStem($keyword);
                    }
                if (strpos($keyword,"*")!==false)
                    {
                    $keyword=str_replace("*","",$keyword);
                    }
                $hlkeycache[]=$keyword;
                }
            }
    # Parse and replace.
    return str_highlight($text, $hlkeycache, $str_highlight_options);
    }

This article was last updated 15th December 2024 11:35 Europe/London time based on the source file dated 12th December 2024 10:30 Europe/London time.