App is health control system. In it I have information about medical problems such as Hypertension, Diabetes and so on. The texts are divided by titles.
What I want is to create an index by subject, that is, when clicking on an index it directs me to the text, it’s like a link. Likewise, when the user types a subject (keyword) in the search field, he will be directed.
Is this possible to do? Does anyone have any examples of these here in the Community?
Ex.:
Title: Causes of Hypertension:
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smoke
in this case, an attribute of the word tobacco would be created associated with the title causes of hypertension:
When the user types in the search field he would be directed to this title.
I don’t have a database. I wanted to do it like in Microsoft Word, that is, when he types the word he looks for the reference in the text.
Ex:
What is the main cause of high blood pressure?
Blood pressure is measured in millimeters of mercury (mmHg) - and is considered high in cases of individuals who have pressure greater than or equal to 14 over 9 most of the time. And what are the main risk factors for high blood pressure?
Family history: People with hypertensive parents are at greater risk of developing high blood pressure.
Age: from the age of 60, the chances of developing hypertension are greater due to the inflexibility of the arteries that happens during this phase.
Ethnicity: Hypertension is more prevalent in black and Asian populations.
Suppose I type the word: Age.
He would take me right to the text
But you want to make an app for this, right?
Then, where do you have this information that’s supposed to show after a search? That information needs to be stored in a database.
For instance, where did you get the information about blood pressure from? You mention ‘Word’, but my guess is that you’r not opening a word file to find this information?
Are there a website you want to retrieve this information from? If so you need to keep in mind that lots of information on the internet is not free to copy/paste
