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    Quote from: silent at Aug 18, 2006, 05:25 PM

    EDIT: what’s the trick to replace the first, or even any, attachment??
    Modify the post and uncheck the attachment in additional options and attach a new one..


      "He can have a lollipop any time he wants to. That's what it means to be a programmer."
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      As soon as you give me a clear (i.e. computable) description of what "auto calculation" means - I’ll do my best to realize it. Wink
      For now, I only have the truncation-fix attached:

      I’ve never used TagCloud but I assume it automatically selects keywords by counting how many times the word is repeated on a page... Is that right?

      Well that’s how I see the Auto Keywords working... Have a stop word list with words not to include. Then let the PageKeywords find keywords by a defined repetition count.

      It will work a treat! grin
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        That’s exactly how the original Tagcloud-snippet works. And PageKeyworder could work so too.
        I’ll add it as an "extra". But your exclude-list will grow and grow!
        I guess there are more words you would not like to see in your keywords than others.
        However, I don’t mind. I’ll create this version as soon as I find the time.
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          So, here’s your "special version", which works like you want.
          Special limitation: a word must consist of at least 3 chars to be listed as a keyword.
          The chunk for the words to exclude must be named "stopwords".

          When I was playing around with this version, I found again, that the frequency of a word has nothing to do with its relevance. So, when you will point me to a site where this version of the snippet is used, I’ll post it to the "Resources".

          Have fun with your "stopwords" - you’ll have a lot of them, but by some copying and pasting from the keyword-output to the stopwords-chunk you’ll probably come along... laugh
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            Wow... It’s very nearly there on your first attempt!

            I have a prepared stop word list which so far does the job very well. Below is the keywords that are generated:
            <meta name="Keywords" content="apple, design, engine, hosting, mac, modx, optimisation, search, site, web" />


            Just the sort of thing we’re after apart from it’s just picking out single words and not phrases. So for the key phrase "MODx web hosting" it’s found the words ok:

            <meta name="Keywords" content="apple, design, engine, [color=red]hosting[/color], mac, [color=red]modx[/color], optimisation, search, site, [color=red]web[/color]" />


            it just needs to find the phrases as well:
            <meta name="Keywords" content="apple, design, engine, mac, [color=red]modx web hosting[/color], optimisation, search, site" />


            Below is the stopword list for anyone that would like to try it:
            a,been,get,least,our,them,whether,about,before,getting,left,ourselves,then,which,after,being,go,less,out,there,while,again,between,goes,let,over,these,who,ago,but,going,like,per,they,whoever,all,by,gone,make,put,this,whom,almost,came,got,many,putting,those,whose,also,can,gotten,may,same,through,why,always,cannot,had,maybe,saw,till,will,am,come,has,me,see,to,with,an,could,have,mine,seen,too,within,and,did,having,more,shall,two,without,another,do,he,most,she,unless,won't,any,does,her,much,should,until,would,anybody,doing,here,my,so,up,wouldn't,anyhow,done,him,myself,some,upon,yet,anyone,down,his,never,somebody,us,you,anything,each,how,no,someone,very,your,anyway,else,i,none,something,was,are,even,if,not,stand,we,as,ever,in,now,such,went,at,every,into,of,sure,were,away,everyone,is,off,take,what,back,everything,isn't,on,than,whatever,be,for,it,one,that,what's,became,from,just,onto,the,when,because,front,last,or,their,where

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              it just needs to find the phrases as well

              Phrases are easy for the "include"-mechanism - as well as including the content of TVs in the result (big advantage!).
              For the "exclude"-mechanism I can’t see how phrases could work.
              For instance, when you have a simple sentence like:

              MODx web hosting is a very cool technology

              How should the snippet know that "MODx web hosting" is the part you want, not "very cool technology" or "web hosting" or even the whole sentence together or even all of those options? Each normal phrase in the content can be interpreted as dozens of "phrases" (i.e. different parts of the sentence).

              There’s no way this can be done, as long as there are no "markers" which identify "keyword-phrases" to be just that.
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                The "MODx web hosting" is a phrase that is repeated 4 times where as "very cool technology" only appears once!

                Or if "MODx web hosting is very cool technology" appears 4 times then it shold be a keyphrase

                I’m a numpty with the big ideas, sadly I don’t know how to implement them with PHP.
                Sites like silktide.com can scan a web page and pick out key phrases.

                I do see what you mean and I see it could be alot of extra work.

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                  Sites like silktide.com can scan a web page and pick out key phrases.
                  Really? I did not find anything like that on their site. (And they use only one set of keywords on all their pages grin)
                  I’m interested in that topic, if you could send me infos which are a bit more specific?

                  EDIT:
                  I think you do not really get my point:
                  Or if "MODx web hosting is very cool technology" appears 4 times then it shold be a keyphrase
                  If this sentence appears 4 times then also all of its parts appear 4 times, like "MODx web hosting" etc.