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Fast full-text search and sort whole
DB. The time POD spends on searching and sorting of the DB is usually
less than 10% of the time it takes to read the DB file. Therefore the limit on
the speed is by the hard disk reading speed of your internet server computer.
If you have fast disks on your internet server machine and keeps DB compact,
it is not uncommon to do full-text multiple-word search and sort on a 10-20 Mb
DB file (usually 10,000-50,000 entries) within a second or two. Add, change,
delete entries take much less time.
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Search up to 10 words at a time.
The entry returned during a search will contain ALL of the search
words.
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Combine multiple words into one search
word. Just add quotation marks around the words you want to be
treated as one word, and those words will serve as one search word during
search.
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Confine search to a partial word.
If you put quotation mark on a partial word, the search will only return
entries containing that partial word, not those that only contain a complete
word. For example, "bed" will return entries like "bed on sale" but not
"bedroom".
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Sort search results in any item.
With a specifal set of POD-specific tags, you will be able to tell POD to sort
on a search result using any DB item as sort criteria.
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Sort can be either ascending or descending
dynamically as chosen in the interface html files as defined by
POD-specifc tags. This way you can link sort ascending or descending on the
same item even in the same page to let user choose which way THEY like instead
of one static sorting order that YOU like!
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Toggle sort order when users click again on
the item they just sorted.
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Support sort in different order according to
different data types. This will ensure the correct results be
displayed.