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![]() Im trying to figure out how to run an sql query via a url with a string appended to it like this:
domain.com/collection.php?keyword=chicken%garlic That would display a listing of recipes where the ingredients specifically contained both chicken and garlic. This is what I have in my regular SQL statement in the coding, how would I make it so that the URL controls the SQL query itself? Quote:
The end goal is to be able to randomly list a bunch of specific recipes from the database in their own page, kind of like how sites like TasteofHome and BHG do for their visitors as a 'recipe collection' article. So in this instance, that url when clicked would display some filler content, with a dynamically generated listing of 10 (or however many I choose) random recipes that contain both chicken and garlic in their ingredients. As I undertand it, I'll need to put an escape string in the page somewhere to(?) Any help/pointers would be greatly appreciated.
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Untested, and assuming your regex is correct.
domain.com/collection.php?keyword=chicken|garlic $keywords = explode("|",$_GET['keyword']); foreach($keywords as $i) { $output[] = "(?=.*".mysqli_real_escape_string($con,$i).")" ; } $result = mysqli_query($con,"SELECT * FROM Recipe WHERE Ingredient REGEXP '".implode("",$output)."' ORDER BY RAND() LIMIT 10");
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That gives me something to work off, its tossing out a few SQL errors but I can get those fixed. Appreciate the assistance ![]()
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domain.com/collection.php?keyword=chicken%garlic'--; SELECT * from...
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