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hy there i am working on a new script,but it seem that this query doesnt work quite well ..

 

$buddys = "SELECT * FROM `" . DBPREFIX . "buddys` WHERE `FID` = " . $user->ID . " OR `ID` = " . $user->ID . " AND `Type` = '1'";

i want the query to check if FID = $user->ID OR ID = $user->ID one of them, and Type = 1;

thanks

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Without parenthesis, AND takes precedence, so your code is actually seeing if:

 

FID = $user->ID OR (ID = $user->ID AND type = 1)

 

So, you need to set off the OR with parentheticals:

<?php
$buddys = "SELECT * FROM `" . DBPREFIX . "buddys` WHERE (`FID` = " . $user->ID . " OR `ID` = " . $user->ID . ") AND `Type` = '1'";
?>

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