I have made a site in HTML (using divs not tables and lightbox.js) that is selling photography. Is there a way to add an image search function in Java or PHP without making a database? If so, please include details on what formats/libraries I should use. I'm a new graduate and I've been searching the net and stackoverflow for two days and find bits and pieces but nothing that takes me from start to finish. Thank You
Search Images without database?
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I don't know if this is something like what you are looking for, but using JQuery you can make a simple "search" using autocomplete.
First: Make your images have ID's equivalent to the "name" you want to be searched. Something similar to this:
Second: You can then get all of your "img" tag IDs into an array and make a JQuery UI (http://jqueryui.com/autocomplete/) autocomplete input field like below:
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Now that you have your image IDs (names) in an autocomplete/search field, you can add a button that "searches" on the selected autocomplete image ID and display only that image.
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I hope this helps, even if it isn't exactly what you were looking for. A full demo is here: JSFiddle