JonnySnip3r Posted November 3, 2010 Share Posted November 3, 2010 Hey guys im just starting to use Prepared Statements in php and i am trying to build a search but i have come across a problem. Hope someone can help or point me to more information on how to resolves this. Ok here is the code below:: public function search($string) { if(strlen($string) > 40) { return "Woow too many words, please shorten your search."; } if(empty($string)) { return "I'm a search, you type things in and I find. Please enter something and try again!"; } if(strlen($string) <= 3) { return "Come on dude, you expect me to find summin with that? Type some more tags in!"; } $x=0; // Teh string could be multiple searches so explode:: $string = explode(" ", $string); foreach($string as $search) { $x++; if($x == 1) { @$sql .= "(blog_tags LIKE '%$search%')"; } else { @$sql .= " OR (blog_tags LIKE '%$search%')"; } } $sql = "SELECT blog_tags FROM subarc_blog WHERE $sql LIMIT 40"; // TODO:: Count how many search results found:: $stmt = $this->conn->prepare($sql); $stmt->execute(); $stmt->bind_result($search); Ok by using the bind_result() i need to know how many result are being returned to add them to a variable is this correct ? if so how can i tell how many results have been returned ? hope this makes sense Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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