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e1seix

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i seem to be having a lot of difficulties using this feature.

 

What i want to do is "GET" the category from title bar to use with my query. the weird thing is. when the value of 'category' is written text like the word "aftershave" it comes up with --unknown column 'aftershave' in 'where clause' however this does work when the value is a numeric sequence like "2007"

 

is there some clause or something i have to declare to change this? it's driving me crazy! lol

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how exactly would i integrate that into the following code? lol.  know i'm taking the long way around by the way...  :o

 

$limit=20;

 

$startrow = $_GET['startrow'];

 

$qry = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM fragrances WHERE fragrances.avail='true' AND fragrances.browse='.$_GET[browse].' UNION SELECT * FROM skincare WHERE skincare.avail='true' AND skincare.browse='.$_GET[browse].' UNION SELECT * FROM shaving WHERE shaving.avail='true' AND shaving.browse='.$_GET[browse].' UNION SELECT * FROM bodycare WHERE bodycare.avail='true' AND bodycare.browse='.$_GET[browse].' UNION SELECT * FROM haircare WHERE haircare.avail='true' AND haircare.browse='.$_GET[browse].' UNION SELECT * FROM suncare WHERE suncare.avail='true' AND suncare.browse='.$_GET[browse].' ORDER BY title LIMIT $startrow, $limit")or

die(mysql_error());

 

PS. you need to imagine the 'browse' is actually the 'category'

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First of all you have multiple table with your product so this is not a proper normalize data.

 

You may follow like this

 

table 1 : Master products items

product_item_id product_item_name

  1           fragrances

  2           skincare

  3           shaving

 

table 2 : Product table

product_id product_item_id   product_name avail browse

  1   1 (fragrances) prd1 true 1

  2   1 (fragrances) prd2 true 1

  3   2 (skincare)   prd3 true   2

 

So for above case you have only one query

if(isset($_GET['browse']) and !empty($_GET['browse']) and is_integer($_GET['browse'])){

 

  select * from product where avail = 'true' and browse = '"$_GET['browse']."'";

}else{

 

echo "Invalid input for browse";

 

}

 

 

 

 

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