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| Posted by i'm on a boat, 01-18-2011, 10:44 PM | | Hello all,
I have a simple website in HTML right now. It is for a school project. For this project, I have a list of jobs and I need to create a filter to display only particular jobs.
What I mean by that is something like what you would see on monster.com where I can select the location, category, etc. of the jobs. And the website is updated to only show the jobs with that criteria.
I have absolutely no idea to go about doing this. I am pretty fluent in Java, if that helps at all...
Any advice will be greatly appreciated!!
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| Posted by ScriptWorkz, 01-19-2011, 10:57 AM | | You most likely need to to utilize some form of database. MySQL, MsSQL, Postgres, etc.. you will need to store the job listings in the database and then use specific queries to search them / only return ones that match your criteria.
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| Posted by gotlivechat, 01-20-2011, 04:19 PM | | Put the job data in a database and if you're already familiar with Java you could always use AJAX (search Google for it) to do real-time search results without the browser window refreshing.
If new jobs need to be entered by others over time, create a back-end (hidden) secured page for those to log into so they can add them via a web browser. Then changes will show on the main site instantly.
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| Posted by David Anderson, 01-20-2011, 10:28 PM | | Exactly, your task can only be done using a database.
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| Posted by diehost, 01-25-2011, 09:14 AM | | Create your database fill all record and give connection with your projects then you can see all fields. Your problem will be solved.
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| Posted by Peksemite, 01-27-2011, 01:01 PM | | You are right the only thing is when you submit them to the sights one their is no guarantee they will be put on and two it could take a while to get them on the search engines. But yes you are correct you can individually submit them to the search engines
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