Try using something a little different:
if ($surname_all){ //checks to see if the variable is set
$surname_query = "WHERE surname between $surname_from and $surname_to";
} else {
$surname_query = "";
}
-Original Message-
From: Craig Shepherd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, Mar
You have to enclose the data in quotes or it cuts off at the first space.
Example:
$resultID = mysql_query("INSERT INTO data_table (name, address) VALUES
($name, $address)",$connect);
This will cut off the text at the first space in the text field
This is the method that worked for me:
$result
I am attempting to generate a query statement (using PHP) that is generated
based on user input from 2 sets of checkboxes. You can see a
barely-functioning version at this URL:
http://www.nobleaccord.com/view/view.php
The top part of the form just shows what the query statement looks like.
The
