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PostPosted: Sat Mar 29, 2003 1:40 pm Reply with quoteBack to top

Hi, my small contribution as thanks for your valuable expertises on Nuke Cops, I visit this site everyday now.

I'm no programmer, but I was able to rely on common sense and reading php to make it work although it took me hours which probably would be simple for programmers.

I got this script from the owner of dtheatre.com two years ago when he played around programming this script. I had this in backup and he doesnt have it anymore himself but luckily I had it on me and IS useful.

The previous 1913 webster dictionary took up too much space (20 mb on mysql database) so I put it in a module using common sense and was able to get everything working except for 'See also: xxxxx' thing since I get the links wrong like 'You cant access directly...' so I removed it for now but would be nice to have.

What it does is query dict.org (copyright-free) which contains 11 different versions of dictionary databases and brings the feed/results to your dictionary module which's cool, thus saving me lots of mysql space.

Hopefully atleast I helped with something useful. Uploaded the zip files using upload module on NukeCops and they can distribute it freely and I claim no credit for this. Maybe they can make it more secure than I did (I just did lot of copying/pasting and using addon sample as an example)

Uploaded Dictionary.zip on Upload module here.
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