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??wrote: > > Okay... there are some ways to search a mysql table: > first of all you got the basic function with where... like > "SELECT * FROM tablename WHERER field='NAME'" > > If you don't know the whole name, you can use the LIKE > function - then mysql will get the result where there is a > match. Eg: > "SELECT * FROM tablename WHERE field LIKE '%NAME%'" > > Use the % in front of the variable and after the vairable... > then if you are trying to find a user with the name Joe > Johnson you can search for Johns. > > Take a look at the tutorials on this page (onphp.org) to > learn how to conect, retrive, add ande delte in mysql! > > If you are going to publish your script read the chapter > about security in the php manual... I think it's chaper 5! > > Good luck! ">??
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