Re: PHP Online documentation as a downloadable? Explanation in the message.
| From: | Hannes Magnusson | Date: | Sat, 10 Feb 2007 13:52:09 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: PHP Online documentation as a downloadable? Explanation in the message. | ||
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On 2/7/07, Egon Freeman <egonfreeman@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello!
First of all - much appreciation for what You're doing as webmasters of the
php.net and mirror sites.
On to my question: I know that there are downloadable versions of the PHP's
documentation. However, all of them are in html format of some sort (or a
..chm file, which tends not to work, but that's a whole another story ;P). I
was wondering if You could provide me with the code You use for Your search
engine, along with the content. Eg. when I'm unable to connect to the
internet (as is now the case, I've lost my broadband and am sitting on a
phone modem), I'd turn to a local-cache of that manual, in a searchable form
exactly like Your site (an exact copy). I have a web server and a mysql
database, so storing that wouldn't be a problem. It'd be a lot easier for me
to turn to a 'local mirror' (literally) of Your online manual...
You can easily setup a local mirror, we even provide quick
installation instructions: http://php.net/mirroring :)
If that is not good enough, checkout the phpdoc CVS module
(http://php.net/anoncvs) and search for a make target (in "Makefile")
at your liking :)
-Hannes
I'm kind of tired of searching through a couple-of-MiB-long .html file... ;-) I know I could write that whole thing myself, why not, but... that'd take time. That's why I'm asking You first, since You have the most immediate access to that very code & contents. Much appreciation & awaiting response Marcin "Egon_Freeman" Grzechowiak