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Please don't revive dead threads from 6 years ago, thanks.

You don't have an opening PHP tag <?php.

Post the pertinent code.

A lot of bigger IDEs have plugins that support (S)FTP.

So you attempted to try it but have not?

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Do you get any errors? Add this: $result=mysql_query($sql) or die(mysql_error()); Echo out your query.

travelkind, in the future, place OR tags around your code.

deja vu! Hah, I thought the same thing...

in the future, place OR tags around your code.

If it's not set or blank you should give it a default value.

You need to check if it's set: if(!isset($_POST['subject']) || trim($_POST['subject']) == '') {

Are you sure there's no errors? Have you tried this query in mysql directly?

in the future, place OR tags around your code.

Don't double post. In the future, place OR tags around your code.

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I split the derailed part of the thread into its own.

You probably have a fatal error somewhere. Put these lines right after your opening <?php tag: ini_set ("display_errors", "1"); error_reporting(E_ALL);

You can do it that way but you have to concatenate everything: $sql = "select * from " . $fields . " " . $operator . " '" . $criteria . "'";

Look up interpolation: $sql = "Select * from inventory where $fields $operator '$criteria'";

Use something like this: $mypro = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM Sheet1 WHERE pro_catagory LIKE '%People%' ORDER BY pro_id DESC"); if(mysql_num_rows($mypro) == 0) { echo "There are no listings for the brand right now"; } else { while($row = mysql_fetch_array($mypro)) { print "- ".$row['pro_name']." "; } } ?> Don't use * unless you really want to select every column. You also would want to add some proper error checking because there is a chance mysql_query could return "false" which would error out your program, read - http://www.phpfreaks.com/blog/or-die-must-die

Agreed, this question comes up often enough for a warrant.

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