Jessica
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I personally would keep them as their own tables.
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What do you mean the rules aren't set?
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In the future, you might want to say what you're trying to do, if you want advice on how to do it.
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Better yet, normalize that data!!
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What sort of data is line of business? That may need to be it's own table, and then you store an ID in the employees table.
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I would have two tables. Employees employee_id employee_name (etc etc) tickets (unsigned int) Transactions transaction_id employee_id manager_id (also an employee, look into normalization if you need to) transaction_tickets (unsigned int) datetime (etc etc) Make sense?
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See how your error says "AGAINST('')" and your query says AGAINST ('". $keyword ."')?? That means that your $keyword is empty. Post your updated code.
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Are you trying to keep record of when/why they got added/removed as well?
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You're missing a comma between your fields in the field list, and also your $keyword is blank. There might be more, I don't know much about match.
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I guess you could give each button or link an anchor tag with a name, and then link to the same anchor tag in your link. That is what anchors are for.
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should't "eighty eight" read "eighty-eight"?
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It'll fit.
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Have you ever entered a raffle?
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If you don't want to refresh the page when you do something, you HAVE to use javascript. If that something requires working with PHP or MySQL, you HAVE to use AJAX.
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See the link in my signature about SQL.
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OP, are you being deliberately obtuse?
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Post your updated code.
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Are you saying that if you echo $_GET['u'] you get key%20west? Then just run the urldecode on it. Why do you want to add dashes? If you want to replace spaces dashes either do that after the urldecode (you're doing an empty string '', not a space), or do it before the decode, not after.
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That won't stop the script from executing The script type declaration is optional, you can still include it.
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fetch is a function. You're trying to access a property.
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This is what implode is for...
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The checkbox name needs to be an array name="values[]"
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Why are you asking about asp.net on a php forum? I never understand this.
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Just use HTML.
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Then set the border to 1px solid grey, instead of nothing.