I want to perform this mysql search :
SELECT ida, MotsClef FROM Actes WHERE MATCH (MotsClef )
AGAINST ('+"dette" +"plège"' IN BOOLEAN MODE);
Using php, I use regular expressions to add the +" and " to the expressions received via $_POST so a var_dump gives :
'motcle' => string '+"dette" +"plège"'
So that's fine too. However, I use prepared statements using PDO class and I have this piece of code for that:
if($r['motcle']!=''){
$motclef = $r['motcle'];
$demMotsClef = " AND WHERE MATCH (MotsClef ) AGAINST (:motsclef IN BOOLEAN MODE) ";
}
else{
$demMotsClef='';
}
than:
$f = "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Actes, Bibliographie WHERE id = idBiblio".$demMotsClef;
$demande = $this->prepare($f);
if($r['motcle']!=''){$demande->bindValue(':motsclef',stripslashes($motclef));}
$demande->execute(); //the error is on this line//
I get a MySQL error message saying I have an error in your SQL syntax:
Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'PDOException' with message 'SQLSTATE[42000]:
Syntax error or access violation: 1064 You have an error in your SQL syntax;
check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the
right syntax to use near 'WHERE MATCH (MotsClef ) AGAINST
('+\"dette\" +\"plège\"' IN BOOLEAN MODE) AND a' at line 1' in
/Library/WebServer/Documents/messources/actions.class.php on line 547.
The error in mysql syntax is that the slashes are added, hence the use of stripslashes (doesn't work).
Any idea on how to solve that - I would rather not change ini settings either in php.ini or in a .php function since that would mess up all my other mysql requests.
Thanks!
Ohh, well took me a while to find the error but this is definetly wrong:
$demMotsClef = " AND WHERE MATCH (MotsClef ) AGAINST (:motsclef IN BOOLEAN MODE) ";
$f = "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Actes, Bibliographie WHERE id = idBiblio".$demMotsClef;
If you look at this, you'll have double WHERE, which is not allowed, you should make this change:
$demMotsClef = " AND MATCH (MotsClef ) AGAINST (:motsclef IN BOOLEAN MODE) ";