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Is it possible to create a variable in MySql for a LIKE expression?
ex.
SET #test = '%my text to look for%';
SELECT * FROM MYTABLE WHERE MYCOLUMN LIKE #test;
Of course I tried this approach and it did not work.
Sorry for choosing the mysql-connect tag, couldn't really come up with anything else.
EDIT 1
"Did not work" means I don't get results with the variable as without.
Yes, your example should work fine. See my test case below:
SQL Fiddle Example
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I want to ask you for help. I need some "simply-use" HTML syntax highlighter.
I have tryed http://alexgorbatchev.com/SyntaxHighlighter/ but this one doesnt support HTML5 tags and it has sliders on right side of screen no matter how big(small) content really is.
Thank you for any response.
prism.js
There are many scripts for this, but I find Lea Verou`s prismjs library to be the easiest to use. And of course it supports HTML5!
To use it, just wrap your code in pre and code tags, and give them a class of language-markup:
<pre class="language-markup"><code>
<div class="example">This is automatially highlighted</div>
</code></pre>
Here's what it'll look like:
and here' a live example: http://plnkr.co/edit/7Du1Oro4px3wsGv0BPOT?p=preview
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I need to generate a link that opens up Google Maps and identifies an area based on a US Zip Code in the query string, preferably like below:
I tried to do it using this query string: https://maps.google.com/?q=us+90120
Appending the zip code at the end. But it doesn't always work. Right now, it's pointing to somewhere near Greenville. What's weird is that if you open up Google Maps and search "us 90210", it does point you to Beverly Hills.
Anything I should add to the query string? Or is the approach all wrong? I just need it to be simple. Any piece of information would be highly appreciated.
Thanks!
You made a typo- the link goes to 90120, and therefore, Greenville, but you want to go to 90210, which is Beverly Hills.
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This looks like a do-while loop with odd syntax.
Can anyone identify a language?
While var1 == var2 do:
thisFunction(parameter)
Looks like bash.
You can check what while loops look like in a bunch of languages at while loop on wikipedia
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SELECT bahisisim,ID FROM bahis WHERE bahisisim LIKE '%$isim%' and onay!=='0'
this is not working, how can i modify this?
I dont know the use of !== operator in MySQL, try to do this:
SELECT bahisisim,ID FROM bahis WHERE bahisisim LIKE '%$isim%' and onay <> '0'
If you got a error, show to us the error for we find the solution. ;)
there is just an error because of !==, so please change your query to :
SELECT bahisisim,ID FROM bahis WHERE bahisisim LIKE '%$isim%' and onay!='0';
OR
SELECT bahisisim,ID FROM bahis WHERE bahisisim LIKE '%$isim%' and onay <>'0';
for more you can go for http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/comparison-operators.html
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I'm doing a Facebook-Like chat. The problem is that the text is making a horizontal scroll and I dont want to. The original site is http://live-pin.com/ and there you can see the code. Please help me ;)
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That's because you use non-breakable spaces ( ). Use normal spaces instead and the text will display correctly:
Change this:
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