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  1. Hello, I have the following code that should select all strings that start with "rog" (like rogers, etc). SELECT user_id, first_name AS name, gender FROM user_details WHERE MATCH (first_name) AGAINST('rog*') The problme it's that shows me zero results. In first_name column I have a lot of words with "rogers". first_name column have Fulltext assign. If I use just "...AGAINST ('rogers')" it return corect data. It's something wrong with my sentence? Thank you
  2. I currently have a fulltext search that works. It matches against a item title column in mysql database. Now I would like to include another column to match against. How can that be done properly? Here's my code. Where it says MATCH, I would like to include the type_1 column as well; like this(type_1.type_1_name). $get_records = $db->prepare("SELECT items.*, type_1.* FROM items LEFT JOIN type_1 ON items.type_1 = type_1.type_1_id WHERE MATCH(items.item_title) AGAINST('$search_query' IN BOOLEAN MODE) ORDER BY items.item_id DESC LIMIT {$limit} OFFSET ".$offset); $get_records->execute(); $result_records = $get_records->fetchAll(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC); if(count($result_records) > 0){ foreach($result_records as $row) { // get results } }
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