Newbie question - please excuse. I'm using Dreamweaver to generate most of
my PhP. I have created a search page and am trying to generate the results
page. The search form is using the GET function and the form field name is
manufacturer. The following code is generated by DW in the results
[snip]
if (isset(manufacturer)) {
$vManufacturer_rs_RobesonResultsList = (get_magic_quotes_gpc()) ?
manufacturer : addslashes(manufacturer);
}
Parse error: parse error, expecting `T_VARIABLE' or `'$'' in
/home/s/k/user992816/html/RobesonWeb/TMP4np9nf7zp.php on line 4
[/snip]
Looks like
The line should be
$vManufacturer_rs_RobesonResultsList = (get_magic_quotes_gpc()) ?
$manufacturer : addslashes($manufacturer);
Robb Kerr wrote:
Newbie question - please excuse. I'm using Dreamweaver to generate most of
my PhP. I have created a search page and am trying to generate the results
That was it! Thanx for the help. This board has proven invaluable to me.
Robb
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* Thus wrote Robb Kerr ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
I'm always getting an error when testing the page. The error is...
Parse error: parse error, expecting `T_VARIABLE' or `'$'' in
/home/s/k/user992816/html/RobesonWeb/TMP4np9nf7zp.php on line 4
The line to which it refers is the line stating,
, July 27, 2002 9:31 PM
Subject: [PHP] PHP/MySQL Search Engine Query Question
I am currently working on a website that is implemented using PHP and
MySQL.
The site currently has a simple search engine that allows a shopper to
type
in a search string that is stored in $search. For example
I am currently working on a website that is implemented using PHP and MySQL.
The site currently has a simple search engine that allows a shopper to type
in a search string that is stored in $search. For example, if a shopper
types in 1972 Ford Mustang
$string =1972 Ford Mustang
Using the
i have a form where a user inputs a home service type and this results in a list of
that value, eg a user inputs 'plumber' and a list of plumbers is displayed.
if a user accidentally types plumbar no results are displayed.
is there anyway of making php/mysql recognise the first three letters
Does anyone know (or have) of a good example of how to create search results
like a Yahoo or MSN search?
for example:
Say I do a search for "cars" and there are 10,000 records in my table that
match "car"... I would like to show the results in blocks of (say) 25 at a
time, therefore I will need
In a MySQL query you can use the LIMIT keyword, like in phpmyadmin.
Use limit 0,10 to get the first ten results in a query.
Then do the query again but use 10,10 for the limit.
The first number is the "offset", and the second one is the maximum results
to return.
That's the way most people do
Hi Jason,
Say you have a search form that says search for "searchbox" and the search
box has a variable name of "search":
?
/* Include connection details, with a variable of $connection */
if (!$page) {
$page = 1;
}
$limit = $page * 25;
$limit = $limit - 25;
$sql = "SELECT FROM table
Hya'll,
I've got a little problem with coding some php/mysql, this is what I have :
-
Table Search
-
HouseID | FacilityID | SurroundingID | PriceID | TypeID |
if ($search_in == "1"){
$query1 = "SELECT * FROM FISH where ID LIKE '%$search_text%'
OR name LIKE '%$search_text%' OR Category LIKE '%$search_text%' OR Color
LIKE '%$search_text%' OR Size LIKE '%$search_text%'";
}
Looks good the way it is for now.
Things you *could* do:
1) Break up
I got this from a book but given the fact that it would only search for
one type of information I modified it and it works great, but I wanted
to know what you think about it if anything. Could an array be maid to
trim it down?
if ($search_in == "1"){
$query1 = "SELECT * FROM FISH where ID
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