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php drop down menu to search multiple sql tables

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Re: php drop down menu to search multiple sql tables

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Jul 27th, 2005
I am using MySQL

Q1. I know how to submit an HTML FORM to a PHP page and work with the $_POST, $_GET, $_REQUEST objects.

A1. I know how to submit an HTML form using PHP but I never used $_POST, $_GET, $_REQUEST at least not in php.

I use this to submit forms on my site:
mail("me@emailaddress.com", "KCC Abraham Gas Order", "Air Gas Link: weblink.php \n\n Investigator: $x_Investigator \n\n Requested by: $x_Requested_By \n\n Customer Number:",
"From: larry@{$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']}\r\n" );

Q2. I know how to connect to a database, query a database, and work with the results with PHP.

A2. I use PHPMAKER to create my php/sql pages at the moment I am good at editing just about anything.

So I don't have a clue on where to start. This is as far as I can go

My Table Names

<select name="select">
<option>Airgas Tickets</option>
<option>Products</option>
<option >Pending Repairs</option>
<option selected>Common Equip.</option>
<option >Lab Equip.</option>
<option >Vendors</option>
<option >RTP's</option>

</select>

I know sad but I am trying.

Thanks

LW
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