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SUBJECT: Re: web search form for a mysql database
For my needs, that would not be necessary, just a simple single word
search. I now have
to figure out how to integrate what Mr. Massey suggested into my
work. I guess I'm just stupid with mysql, I'm a newbie just
trying to get something
the marketing people want to work.
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"Patrick J. Larkin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 07/05/2001 07:45:40 PM
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marketing people want to work.
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"Patrick J. Larkin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 07/05/2001 07:45:40 PM
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What if you want to search for a number of terms? S
I think then you get into using Index's or FullText searchs
http://www.mysql.com/doc/M/y/MySQL_indexes.html
http://www.mysql.com/doc/F/u/Fulltext_Search.html
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FROM: Patrick J. Larkin
TO: MySQL List
DATE: Thu 7/5/01 11:51
SUBJECT: Re: web search form for a
What if you want to search for a number of terms? Say you have a database
of common computer problems and solutions with a (simplifid) schema like
this:
Name
Email
Problem
Solution
Say you want to search on the Problem field. The Problem field would be
strings of text like "Problem with aut
Here's a simple search in MySQL and PHP.
Cheers
M;-)
Search.php3:
Searching the Guest Book
Searching the Database
search for:
Srch.php3:
";
echo "
Visit time and date
User Name
Last Name
Email
";
while ($r = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { // Begin while
