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Highlight or bold search criteria

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I'm puzzled by this question. I'm trying to create a response page that highlights or makes bold the find criteria everytime it occurs in the body. So a search on the word "horses" would return:

There are many [color:"red"]horses in that field over there.

Any ideas on how to accomplish this?

Here is some Javascrip you can use to do the job:

	<script>

oldtext = "[FMP-Field:mytextfield]";

[FMP-CurrentFind]

theword = "[FMP-FindValueItem]";

[/FMP-CurrentFind]

var pattern = new RegExp(theword,"g");

newtext = oldtext.replace(pattern,"<font color='red'>" + theword + "</font>");

document.write(newtext);

</script>


A number of ways exist to assign the variable "theword" with the search value.

All the best.

Garry

  • 5 months later...
  • Newbies

I am looking for the same sort of thing but to colour up a field depending on it contents, Is that possible

IE File Name "Status"

Search returns "Complete" in Red

Saerch returns "Not Complete" in Blue

IMHO -- you can use simple IF ELSE Endif

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