Hi everyone,
I need something like an IF-ELSE statement in the WHERE clause of my query.
$q = "SELECT …FROM …WHERE name = ‘$name’ if (isset($country)) echo && ‘$country’ ";
If the $country variable is set then the query needs to run with the value of that variable, otherwise the query runs without that value.
Thanks in advance!!
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You could append a condition to the query something like this:
$q="SELECT * FROM `mytable` WHERE `name`='$name'";
if(isset($country))){
$q.=" AND `country`='$country'";
}
Okay, I’ve tried the code and it works - thanks. One problem though is that one of my queries contains a LIMIT at the end of the query:
$q = "SELECT …FROM …WHERE name = ‘$name’ LIMIT $somevariable ";
All of the conditions need to be positioned before the LIMIT otherwise the query fails. Do you know what I can do in this situation?
Thank you.
Couldn’t you simply append it to the $q string before you use it?