How Do I Search Data Using Heading Subheading Of Data

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here i am using html editor using which admin can enter the data in different format. now i need to search for the data of table to which the text entered by user to search matches either as heading or subheadings . how can i retrive dis????
,... plzz help

Posted 4-Oct-14 2:25am

Rina nishi

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Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) 4-Oct-14 13:51pm

Not clear.

Rina nishi 5-Oct-14 0:16am

i am using htmleditor in my website to enter the data in different format. now i hav a search query using which i can search the text entered by the user through either title or subtitle of the data... how can i do dis...how can i search through subtitles of data....

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) 5-Oct-14 0:46am

Get the data inside the editor in code. Then get the index of your search query inside that data. If index is -1, then it is absent. Otherwise present.

Rina nishi 5-Oct-14 1:40am

sorry bt didn't get it.... how to index the query... can u give me hint more or link for reference...

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) 5-Oct-14 13:58pm

Look. In code, you can get the editor text, right? Something like...

string contents = editorID.Text;

I am not sure of the syntax though.

Now, you have to search something in the text. You can do like...

string searchText = "text to search";
int index = contents.IndexOf(searchText);

if(index = -1)
{
// Search Text not present
}
else if(index > 0)
{
// Match found.
}

But I am not sure what you are saying about Heading and Sub Heading...

Sinisa Hajnal 6-Oct-14 7:05am

Repeating your original question in the comment session when someone asks for clarification is NOT clarifying anything.

I agree with Tadit Dash solution, if you have specific places where you want to look for then first find those places (H1 and H2 nodes presumably) and then search within them.

References: look into MSDN, stackoverflow and codeproject. MSDN should have official documentation on how to do something within .NET. Like searching text. Much faster then waiting here for the answer to trivial question.

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