PHP - Query Select From Table Where Price Is < Or >

I have tried several attempts and can get data to select and using echo display it, however, I need to take this data and insert it into the database in a separate table.   I have the following which does hafl the job, can I get some pointers on the rest.  I have looked everywhere and not found a solution, at all.


// Selects the data I need
<?php
mysql_connect("PRIVATE INFO","PRIVATE INFO","PRIVATE INFO") or
    die("Could not connect: " . mysql_error());

mysql_select_db("wpdb");

$result = mysql_query("SELECT ID FROM wp_posts

WHERE post_title LIKE '%future%'
AND post_status = 'publish'
OR post_title LIKE '%option%'
AND post_content LIKE '%fundamental%'
AND post_status = 'publish'

   ORDER BY post_date DESC");

while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result, MYSQL_ASSOC))
{   echo $row['ID'];
   echo "<br />";};

?>



Thought maybe something like the following would work, but am at a loss:
INSERT INTO wp_term_relationships (object_id, term_taxonomy_id, term_order)
       SELECT ID FROM wp_posts

            WHERE post_title LIKE '%future%'
            AND post_status = 'publish'
            OR post_title LIKE '%option%'
            AND post_content LIKE '%fundamental%'
            AND post_status = 'publish'

            ORDER BY post_date DESC

            while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result, MYSQL_ASSOC))

VALUES
($row['ID'], '25', '0')

Hi all, probably a fairly straightforward question, but I can't find the answer I'm looking for:

I have an array 'idents' that contains ID numbers. I now want to write a MySQL query that selects all values of the table-field 'email' where the field 'ID' = any of the IDs stored in 'idents'. Then I want to put those emails in an array 'emails'.

So e.g. my table is as follows:
ID         |   email
----------------------
111111 |   email1
222222 |   email2
333333 |   email3
444444 |   email4
555555 |   email5
666666 |   email6

and the array 'idents' is as follows: '111111','444444','555555'

then I want the query to return 'emails' = array('email1','email4','email5');

Thanks for your help!

I have a photo album style gallery to build
and
i'm finding it dificult to list all the table names (these are names of photo albums) and then enter the data into a seperate query for each album name (these will change often so i cant keep updating the file as normal. this will then post all the data to the xml file and show the set of photos in the individual albums in a flash file.
can anyone help me where im going wrong at all?



<?php
$dbname = 'cablard';

if (!mysql_connect('localhost', 'cablard', '')) {
    echo 'Could not connect to mysql';
    exit;
}

$sql = "SHOW TABLES FROM $dbname";
$result = mysql_query($sql);

if (!$result) {
    echo "DB Error, could not list tables\n";
    echo 'MySQL Error: ' . mysql_error();
    exit;
}

while ($row = mysql_fetch_row($result)) {
    echo "Table: {$row[0]}\n";
}

mysql_free_result($result);



$query = "SELECT * FROM photo ORDER BY id DESC"; 
$result2 = mysql_query ($query)  or die ("Error in query: $query. ".mysql_error());

   
   while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result2))  
   {                                       
         echo  "
<image>
<date>".$row['date']."</date>
<title>".$row['title']."</title>
<desc>".$row['description']."</desc>
<thumb>".$row['thumb']."</thumb>
<img>".$row['image']."</img>
</image>

";


   }                      
?>


Thanks
James

Good Day Guys   I have a bit of a urgent problem.   Here is my Query:   $query = "SELECT distinct Img.propertyId as PropertyId, Title, ImageUrl, Location, Bedrooms, Bathrooms, Parking, Price FROM PROPERTIES as Prop LEFT JOIN IMAGES as Img ON Img.PropertyId = Prop.PropertyId WHERE 1=1 AND Price >=1000 AND Price <=5000 ";

Hello all,   Based on the suggestion of you wonderful folks here, I went away for a few days (to learn about PDO and Prepared Statements) in order to replace the MySQLi commands in my code. That's gone pretty well thus far...with me having learnt and successfully replaced most of my "bad" code with elegant, SQL-Injection-proof code (or so I hope).   The one-and-only problem I'm having (for now at least) is that I'm having trouble understanding how to execute an UPDATE query within the resultset of a SELECT query (using PDO and prepared statements, of course).   Let me explain (my scenario), and since a picture speaks a thousand words I've also inlcuded a screenshot to show you guys my setup:   In my table I have two columns (which are essentially flags i.e. Y/N), one for "items alreay purchased" and the other for "items to be purchased later". The first flag, if/when set ON (Y) will highlight row(s) in red...and the second flag will highlight row(s) in blue (when set ON).   I initially had four buttons, two each for setting the flags/columns to "Y", and another two to reverse the columns/flags to "N". That was when I had my delete functionality as a separate operation on a separate tab/list item, and that was fine.   Now that I've realized I can include both operations (update and delete) on just the one tab, I've also figured it would be better to pare down those four buttons (into just two), and set them up as a toggle feature i.e. if the value is currently "Y" then the button will set it to "N", and vice versa.   So, looking at my attached picture, if a person selects (using the checkboxes) the first four rows and clicks the first button (labeled "Toggle selected items as Purchased/Not Purchased") then the following must happen:   1. The purchased_flag for rows # 2 and 4 must be switched OFF (set to N)...so they will no longer be highlighted in red. 2. The purchased_flag for row # 3 must be switched ON (set to Y)...so that row will now be highlighted in red. 3. Nothing must be done to rows # 1 and 5 since: a) row 5 was not selected/checked to begin with, and b) row # 1 has its purchase_later_flag set ON (to Y), so it must be skipped over.   Looking at my code below, I'm guessing (and here's where I need the help) that there's something wrong in the code within the section that says "/*** loop through the results/collection of checked items ***/". I've probably made it more complex than it should be, and that's due to the fact that I have no idea what I'm doing (or rather, how I should be doing it), and this has driven me insane for the last 2 days...which prompted me to "throw in the towel" and seek the help of you very helpful and intellegent folks. BTW, I am a newbie at this, so if I could be provided the exact code, that would be most wonderful, and much highly appreciated.   Thanks to you folks, I'm feeling real good (with a great sense of achievement) after having come here and got the great advice to learn PDO and prepared statements.   Just this one nasty little hurdle is stopping me from getting to "end-of-job" on my very first WebApp. BTW, sorry about the long post...this is the best/only way I could clearly explaing my situation.   Cheers guys!

case "update-delete":
	if(isset($_POST['highlight-purchased'])) 
		{
			// ****** Setup customized query to obtain only items that are checked ******
			$sql = "SELECT * FROM shoplist WHERE";
					for($i=0; $i < count($_POST['checkboxes']); $i++)
						{
							$sql=$sql . " idnumber=" . $_POST['checkboxes'][$i] . " or";
						}
					$sql= rtrim($sql, "or");
											
			$statement = $conn->prepare($sql);
			$statement->execute();
																						
			// *** fetch results for all checked items (1st query) *** //
			$result = $statement->fetchAll();

			$statement->closeCursor();
											
			// Setup query that will change the purchased flag to "N", if it's currently set to "Y"
			$sqlSetToN = "UPDATE shoplist SET purchased = 'N' WHERE purchased = 'Y'";
											
			// Setup query that will change the purchased flag to "Y", if it's currently set to "N", "", or NULL
			$sqlSetToY = "UPDATE shoplist SET purchased = 'Y' WHERE purchased = 'N' OR purchased = '' OR purchased IS NULL";

			$statementSetToN = $conn->prepare($sqlSetToN);
			$statementSetToY = $conn->prepare($sqlSetToY);
											
			/*** loop through the results/collection of checked items ***/
			foreach($result as $row)
				{
					if ($row["purchased"] != "Y")
						{
							// *** fetch one row at a time pertaining to the 2nd query *** //
							$resultSetToY = $statementSetToY->fetch();
															
							foreach($resultSetToY as $row)
								{															
									$statementSetToY->execute();																
								}
						}
					else
						{
							// *** fetch one row at a time pertaining to the 2nd query *** //
							$resultSetToN = $statementSetToN->fetch();
															
							foreach($resultSetToN as $row)
								{															
									$statementSetToN->execute();																
								}
						}
				}
				break;
		}

 CRUD Queston.png   20.68KB   0 downloads