Hi all,
I recently tried to create a search function which is supposed
to display all possible results in a table even if the title is incomplete.
However, I am using python variables and hence have to use colon notation to
sub it into the sql command, however I also learnt about wildcards. How then do
I use both of them without resulting in a conflict or error? My code goes
something like this:
````
@app.route("/movie_results") #im using flask
def movie_results():
name = request.args.get("movie.title")
search_movie_statement = sqlalchemy.text('SELECT * FROM movies WHERE title
LIKE :movie_title')
movie_specific = engine.execute(search_movie_statement,
movie_title=name).fetchall()
if movie_specific is not None:
print(name)
return render_template("movie_specific.html",
movie_specific=movie_specific, name=name)
if movie_specific is None:
return render_template("error2.html", message="No such movie.")
````
Thanks,
Cravan
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