Retrieve Data from Database with PHP (Part 2)
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Great Videos
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good
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Ralph, did you do a follow on tutorial from this, if so can you put the link in here as I cannot locate it.
Great tutorial!
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I keep getting "Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in C:\xampp\htdocs\databases\sear
ch1.php on line 53" :( -
Hi Phillips whats the best way to retrieve info from multiple tables within the database
if both contain the same ID?
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Did you say there was another tutorial following this?
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It says Error Getting Data ? im not sure if maybe im just not connected with the database
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can i replace mysqli with mysql ? Im using MySQL and PHP 5.3.2
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THANKS BUD. I'm new to Php and this really helped!
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Hi rrphillips,
I really appreciate that you did this... One of the best lessons I had with PHP... though I hate programming... more power to you...
I have the honor to.... give you some feedback! The last part of this clip, you do a search on different words in a book title. However, you have left the Search Category on ISBN. This will yield no results, even if you type two adjacent words from a title.
Otherwise, fantastic job again. You must be into teaching ;)
mRRRc 2 years ago
Doh! Yes, the search box defaults to ISBN. I was trying to demonstrate that searching for two non-adjacent words would not work and didn't catch that. Even if I had selected the correct category, non-adjacent words would not have yielded any results. Success for that would require an enhanced script.
rrphillips 2 years ago