If ($needToCheckColumn4) { $query = "SELECT * FROM table WHERE Column1 LIKE'%$keyword%' AND Column4 = '$col4'"; } else { $query = "SELECT * FROM table WHERE Column1 LIKE'%$keyword%'"; }.
$query = "SELECT * FROM table WHERE Column1 LIKE'%$keyword%' AND Column4 LIKE '%$keyword2%'"; If $keyword2 is an empty string, it will match anything.
I want to use =, not LIKE – blasteralfred Mar 16 at 16:53 Then go with user138821's suggestion - although I would put $col4 in the if statement, as you don't need two variables. – Grim... Mar 16 at 16:55 k... I got it.. thanks.. :) – blasteralfred Mar 16 at 16:59.
I want to display results even if I am not giving any keyword for col4. But I can't avoid that part since I give some data for col4 sometime. Btw I want to display the data even if I have nothing to check in col4.
How can I make this possible? My query should not look for col4 unless I provide xxxxxx or yyyyyy in the query..
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