41436 Google Sitemap search script

Hello everyone, My name is Jonathan Regan :) Thanks for taking the time to read this project description. This job will suit a talented CGI or PHP programmer. Please check my Scriptlance feedback if you have any concerns about me or this project. Recently, I have developed a Google sitemap (details here): [login to view URL] There is an example sitemap attached to this project description. The sitemap contains the names of each page on my website. I would like you to build me a script that will allow me to search through my actual sitemap file, to find all of the webpages that match a particular keyword query. So, for example - lets assume I own a 20 page website. These pages have been added to my Google Sitemap file. Only three of these pages contain the word "car" in their page names: [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] The other 17 pages do NOT contain the word "car" in their names. So, the script will allow me to define a query, that will be used to perform a search through my sitemap file ... I will insert a small chunk of PHP or CGI code into my page, that contains a search query in this type of format: [login to view URL] The script would then search through the sitemap file, to try and find the names of any page that contains the word "car". Once it finds the three pages noted above, it would then output the results, so that the full name of the file is shown on my page, and is clickable (ie, to visit its location). This should be pretty simple to understand, but if you have any questions, please let me know via the messageboard. This project is not too complicated, but you should know that I will sometimes include up to three such queries on a given page. For instance, I might have a static HTML page that contains up to three small chunks of code spread around: [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] ... and I'd expect to see three sets of different results, neatly inserted into my static HTML page, by use of some insertion code. Each set of results would list the names of the pages that match the result query, and each page would be clickable. Hopefully that makes sense. I look forward to working with you! Cheers, Jonathan