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how to do "reverse like" search in mysql?
Greetings,
Would anyone know if this can be done in an SQL statement? At the bottom of my PHPDIG search results I have special links inserted for certain queries. I am currently only filtering for certain one word phrases (which was very easy) but I want to have two word + phrases. For example, if in the MYSQL table I have stored: one two three and the PHPDIG search query is: one two three four I want it to return the special link for "one two three." I tried "select link from table where '$query' like keyword" but obviously that didnt work. Is there a way to do that without having to put all the keywords in an array and loop through it? Thanks, Leonard |
What about using query_string (make sure it is cleaned/escaped) and use that to query your special table?
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