Comparing MySql data and arrays.

Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

I have a mysql table set up like this:
idsubjectbodyuseriddatetimetags1blog subjectblog body111|29|20099|30|AMblog,site news,tech
when displaying the data i want to be able to add "?id=blog&tags=blog,tech" to the url to search for multiple tags.

i'm pretty close with this:
Code: if (isset($_GET['tags'])) {
$tags = addslashes($_GET['tags']);
$srchinfo = "WHERE tags IN ('$tags')";
};
$result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM blogs $srchinfo ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT $offset, $rowsPerPage");
but, when using the url, it will only show up posts that have one of the tags.

For example:
Post1: site news, blog
Post2: blog
Post3: blog,site news

"?id=blog&tags=blog" Only shows Post2
"?id=blog&tags=site news, blog" Only shows Post1

Anyone know what to do?
Thank you.

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