Morten Nielsen wrote:
> It is because it is a search function where a user can enter an ID, NAME and
> ADDRESS to search after. If one of the fields are empty it should use the
> wildcard.
Then while you're constructing the search string, evaluate whether that
field is empty or not (isset() should work fine for this). If it's empty, stick
'%' in the string, otherwise use the variable contents.
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