Hello,
What you need is :
1- parse your query and make it boolean
"apple orange" become "apple and orange" and so on
2- then you can generate a MySQL query based on that like this way
-----------
SELECT id, field1
match (field1) against (' apple orange ') as relevance
FROM hospitality
WHERE
match (field1) against ('apple')>0 AND match (field1) against ('orange')>0
HAVING relevance>0
ORDER BY relevance DESC
-----------
field1 will be your field(s) you're searching in.
Hope this will help
Hatem
"Cookra" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit dans le message de news:
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> Hi all,
> Need a little help here been at this for a while now...
>
> I have a database holding a table which in turn holds a collection of
fields
> I need to search.
>
> Ive set up search form that sends the variable $S_For and $S_From, these
> variables represent the following:
>
> $S_For = the search keyword itself
> $S_From = the column which I need to search
>
> Ive created this and it works fine for single words, the problem as you
may
> of guessed is when I enter a string of words ie:
>
> apple - works fine
>
> orange - works fine
>
> apple orange - doesnt
>
> Any help would be ideal!!!!
>
> -----------------
>
> Databse = clientacc
> Table = hospitality
>
> -----------------
>
> Everything else works on my site apart from this search
> feature.............. please help!
>
>
> Regards
>
> R
>
>
>
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