Re: : request
| From: | Peter Pistorius | Date: | Thu, 17 Apr 2003 11:59:11 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: : request | ||
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This will not work, the problem is that you are only receive the result set
for the rows which are "like '%$name%'."
I cannot think of an elegant solution for this problem, or even a reason for
wanting to do this, but if I wanted to do this I would select all the
results from the database, loop through them and find ones that match $name.
Then you could use the counter method Cranky gave above.
Alternativly you could add a ID field to the table which autoincrements, as
long as you don't delete records then the "row number" should be correct.
Regards,
Peter "Pod" Pistorius
peterp@podbox.co.za