I actually created an array of different conditions like:
$ConditionsArray = array("Var1 500","Var2 1800","ID=43");
and then:
$Conditions = join(" AND ", $ConditionsArray);
This constructs:
$Conditions = "Var1 500 AND Var2 1800 AND ID=43";
shrug Worked well for me.
Jonathan Hilgeman
Thanks for the replies :)
Victor's suggestion put me on the right track. (I still have trouble with
language constructs)
Heres what I have now.. All I need to do is name my form fields with the
same name as the column names from the mysql table, and presto! now I can
just add/remove from the
Hello JD,
on 19.04.2001 you wrote:
I am building a query from a search form. This is the code I have now:
if (!empty($whereclause))
{
$whereclause=urldecode($whereclause);
$whereclause=stripslashes($whereclause);
}
My solution was almost as elegent...
$query="select * from customers";
$queryand=false;
if(!empty($f_Account)) {
$query.=" WHERE upper(P.Account) like upper('$f_Account')";
$queryand=true;
}
if(!empty($f_First_Name)) {
$query.=($queryand?" AND ":" WHERE
