Thanks, ya'll! Got it working.
"Matt Hedges" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I have a basic question I can't figure out.
>
> My site lets people enter in their information... I now want to be able
for
> a user to search the database. For example, enter i
its not clear to me what exactly you are asking but it sounds like you
would do well to read up on some MySQL syntax - specifically 'JOIN'
syntax and 'ORDER BY' syntax.
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if you mean 'Smith' should match 'Smith', 'Smiths' & 'Smithson'
then use the wildcard syntax (e.g LIKE '%Smith%' )
Matt Hedges wrote:
Thank you for your replies...
I have it showing the last name... but what I can't figure out is how for it
to reference to the whole entry.
So, for example, when someone enters to search for the last name "Smith,"
all the "Smiths" are pulled up, sorted by first name and linked
Thank you for your replies...
I have it showing the last name... but what I can't figure out is how for it
to reference to the whole entry.
So, for example, when someone enters to search for the last name "Smith,"
all the "Smiths" are pulled up, sorted by first name and linked by id.
How do I do
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