Set The Priority To All And Not To The FIRST Found?
Jul 23, 2009
Venegal (Thx) wrote the majority of the following script and I must say , he did a great job:thumbsup:. there are a few extensions to script that are needed.
the priority within the searched user words and the found content on the site have been set to "the first found" will be hilited. e.g:
1. the wonderfull holidays
2. Sunny holidays
3. holidays in Spain
No.1 (div) only would be hilited if the user search words were e.g: "sunny holidays in Spain". I need the priority to be set so that all three divs would be hilited if the word "holidays" (for example) were searched for.
the Script:
function toggle(id, status){
document.getElementById(id).style.visibility = status;
}
function populateSearchField(){
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