Find a record into table #find
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by Loscar Luyazan - 9 years ago (2015-05-15)
I need search any item into table
| I have a sorting table. I need finder any record into table. |
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MySQL Database Library: Access MySQL databases and manipulate files
This class can access MySQL databases and execute common queries. Currently it can:
- Connect to a given MySQL host and access a given database
- List all tables in the accessible databases
- Get the columns of a given table
- Compose and execute SELECT queries to a given table getting specific fields by a given sorting order returning the results into a single array
- Search for given table records that match given conditions
- Insert table records with given field values
- Update table records with given field values and conditions
- Delete table records that match a condition
- Create table records for a new user with a password
- Authenticate a given user with a password in the users table
- Change a given user password in the users table
- Update or delete given user records in the users table
- Read the text contents of files in the format CSV, PDF or Microsoft Word
- Write plain text or CSV files
- Rename or delete files
- Get the list of files from a directory
- Etc..
| by Justin Eldracher package author 160 - 9 years ago (2015-06-22) Comment
Alright, I have a search() method in my DB class that works well for me, as well as a select() method for filtering. |
PHP Search: Search for data MySQL tables and show the results
This class can perform basic searches in MySQL tables.
It can take parameters that define the tables and fields to be searched and retrieved and the fields that define the results sorting order.
The class returns the search results in the form of an HTML table or a text displaying a message when the search query did not return any results.
| by Dave Smith 7620 - 9 years ago (2015-05-15) Comment
Assuming that you have a mySQL table, this class is designed to search one or more tables. It may eventually need to be migrated to the mysqli extension, as most will. |