sahajin
6-16-04, 02:21 PM
lets say I have a variable like so
$var = "http://google.yahoo.";
and if I used
$Q = "select stats_referrer, stats_page_visited, MATCH (stats_referrer) AGAINST ('$sear') AS score from $_STATS_stats where MATCH (stats_referrer) AGAINST ('$sear') ";
how can I use " in the against so it will get exaclty what is typed? even though I didn't type it.
as it stands now, it will return yahoo and google rows. not the one I wanted.
so I have to change the " into "e;
I tired the quote thing, I tired changing the period to the ascii format and no luck.
any ideas?
$var = "http://google.yahoo.";
and if I used
$Q = "select stats_referrer, stats_page_visited, MATCH (stats_referrer) AGAINST ('$sear') AS score from $_STATS_stats where MATCH (stats_referrer) AGAINST ('$sear') ";
how can I use " in the against so it will get exaclty what is typed? even though I didn't type it.
as it stands now, it will return yahoo and google rows. not the one I wanted.
so I have to change the " into "e;
I tired the quote thing, I tired changing the period to the ascii format and no luck.
any ideas?