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Hey guys.

 

I'm coding a search function, the problem with it is that i want to search for multiply categories.

 

Code at the moment:

SELECT * FROM $tablename WHERE text LIKE '%$search%' or tags LIKE '%$search%' or title LIKE '%$search%'

 

The problem is that if i change it to (to make it include the categories in the search):

SELECT * FROM $tablename WHERE text LIKE '%$search%' or tags LIKE '%$search%' or title LIKE '%$search%' and cat=$cat1 or cat=$cat2

 

it wont work due to the "or" between cat=$cat1 and cat=$cat2.

 

Is there any way to do like in the if statement in PHP.

ex:

 

if ((($something == 1) && ($somethingelse == 2)) or ($somethingelse2 == 3))

 

I want to do something like that, separating the if statement so that both $something and $somethingelse has to be true, or $somethingelse2.

 

but in mysql i can only do:

 

if (($something == 1) && ($somethingelse == 2) or ($somethingelse2 == 3))

 

and that's a totally diffrent thing...

 

Sorry, i could'nt figure out a better way of explaining this.

 

Thanks in advance.

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