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SELECT mak.id,mak.name,mak.rating,mak.votes,mak.user,COUNT(comments.comment) AS num_comments FROM mak LEFT JOIN comments ON mak.id=comments.about GROUP BY mak.id ORDER BY num_comments DESC LIMIT 0,10

 

That query is selecting articles (in the table 'mak') based on how many comments (in the table 'comments') they have. However, I haven now implemented service comments and would like to discout them from the counting. Any service message is like this "<i>%</i>%" and since there is no other way of putting <i> into the comments field, I am sure that these are all service messages. How can I add this condition to the query I have above?

 

gausie

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Try this:

 

SELECT mak.id,mak.name,mak.rating,mak.votes,mak.user,COUNT(comments.comment) AS num_comments
FROM mak LEFT JOIN comments ON mak.id=comments.about
WHERE comments.comment NOT LIKE '<i>%</i>%'
GROUP BY mak.id
ORDER BY num_comments DESC
LIMIT 0,10

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