Online search Tool interfacing with Iphoto

This is a really difficult one that I have been trying to find the answer to. There are a number of things I want to do. Can iPhoto 6 do this or are there any programs that will allow me to do this?
A) I want to be able to upload all my images to a webserver, onto a database so that I can use asp or php to then create a page from the images, i.e. using the keywords, descriptions etc.
B) I also want to be able to create a search engine that will search by keywords taken from iphoto. Then using a page structure as before create the page.
I realise that this probably isn't the right place to look but since I photo and aperture are the programs that I am looking to use. Then its worth a try.
If you can help point me in the right direction then it would be appreciated
Many Thanks
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I dont know a lot about google search but would it allow me
to create separate boxes with variables from a drop-down menu? I am
happy to spend a little time learning PHP etc and designing my own
search tools but need a little advise about how to go about
it.

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Okay - anyway, thanks again! And have a nice day!
Regards,
Björn
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