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I have the code:

 

SELECT `sid`, `sbody`, `stitle`, `sdescription` FROM `simple_search` WHERE `sbody` LIKE '%тествани test%' OR `stitle` LIKE '%тествани test%' OR `sdescription` LIKE '%тествани% test' ORDER BY `stitle`; 

 

It currently only return exact matches. How can I change it to match any term in the search text.

 

e.g. If the search text is 'test only' it should return results that match 'test' or 'only' not just 'test only'.

 

Any ideas?

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You will likely want to do something like this:

 

  $ctr = 0;
  $matchcode = '';
  $parts=array_map('trim',explode(' ',$keyword));
  while(count($parts)>0){
    $parts = array_reverse($parts);
    $part=array_pop($parts);
    $ctr++;
    if($ctr == 1){
      $matchcode .= "`sbody` LIKE '%$part%' OR `stitle` LIKE '%$part%' OR `sdescription` LIKE '%$part%'";
    }
    else {
      $matchcode .= " OR `sbody` LIKE '%$part%' OR `stitle` LIKE '%$part%' OR `sdescription` LIKE '%$part%'";
    }
  }
  $sql = "SELECT `sid`, `sbody`, `stitle`, `sdescription` FROM `simple_search` WHERE " . $matchcode . " ORDER BY `stitle`"; 

 

 

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