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Hello...

I'm trying to set up a way to sort database results by the type of article it is. I have links Show: Type1 - Type2 - Type3 - All. The single type links work correctly but when I want to show all of them together nothing comes back. It's because the syntax I'm using is not correct I'm guessing.

Whats the correct way to ask for multiple types in the WHERE?

[code]switch ($_GET['type']){
case 'type1':
$type = "type1";
break;
case 'type2':
$type = "type2";
break;
case 'type3':
$type = "type3";
break;
case 'typ4':
$type = "type4";
break;
case 'all':
$type = "type1,type2,type3,type4";
break;
}
}
else {
$type = "type1";
}


$query = "SELECT DISTINCT type, title, itemtext, DATE_FORMAT(postdate,'%b %D, %Y - %l:%i %p') AS postdate FROM item WHERE type = ('$type') ORDER BY rand() LIMIT 10";[/code]
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