Two Scripts
Posted: Sun Sep 27, 2009 6:57 pm
Hi All,
This seems like it should be so easy but I'm just not finding it. I am certainly no pro but I get basic PHP code edits, creating DB's on mySQL, Web servers, etc. A little direction and I should be able to run with it.
What I need is two different forms. One for entering customer data into a MySQL database and another for searching it back out but ALL TOGETHER as in all related data. For example this tutorial is pretty good for data entry using DWMX-
http://www.nebulex.com/index.php?option ... Itemid=64-
But how would I get it back out in a search AND all together as opposed to bits and pieces. I tried this code-
http://www.devpapers.com/article/306
But I only get very limited results and only exactly what I searched for. For example if I enter-
Joe Blow
1969 Chevelle
350 CID
R45TS plugs
And later search for "Joe" I would like to get ALL the information back, not just his name (which you would have to know to even get). Does that make sense?? It seems like this should be easy.
Thanks in advance,
Jim
This seems like it should be so easy but I'm just not finding it. I am certainly no pro but I get basic PHP code edits, creating DB's on mySQL, Web servers, etc. A little direction and I should be able to run with it.
What I need is two different forms. One for entering customer data into a MySQL database and another for searching it back out but ALL TOGETHER as in all related data. For example this tutorial is pretty good for data entry using DWMX-
http://www.nebulex.com/index.php?option ... Itemid=64-
But how would I get it back out in a search AND all together as opposed to bits and pieces. I tried this code-
http://www.devpapers.com/article/306
But I only get very limited results and only exactly what I searched for. For example if I enter-
Joe Blow
1969 Chevelle
350 CID
R45TS plugs
And later search for "Joe" I would like to get ALL the information back, not just his name (which you would have to know to even get). Does that make sense?? It seems like this should be easy.
Thanks in advance,
Jim