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Introduction: Sometimes queries need to match multiple fields. For example, when querying an address, the address is composed of multiple fields. There are provinces, cities, districts, etc., as well as detailed addresses. How to inquire at this time?
Achieve the same query conditions for different fields
$User = M("User"); // 实例化User对象 $map['name|title'] = 'thinkphp'; // 把查询条件传入查询方法 $User->where($map)->select();
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if ($address) { // 地址查询 $where['b.province|b.city|b.area|b.detail'] = array('like', '%'.$address.'%'); $this->assign('address', $address); }
This requirement is solved very simply and very accurately.
The generated sql statement is as follows
SELECT a.*,b.name,b.tel,b.province,b.city,b.area,b.detail,b.zipcode FROM sh_order a LEFT JOIN sh_member_address b on a.member_id = b.member_id and b.selected = 1 WHERE ( `store_id` = '10' ) AND ( a.member_id IN ('7') ) AND ( (b.province LIKE '%宿城区%') OR (b.city LIKE '%宿城区%') OR (b.area LIKE '%宿城区%') OR (b.detail LIKE '%宿城区%') ) ORDER BY addtime desc, sendtime asc, paytime desc LIMIT 0,10
It can be seen from the sql statement that the brackets, AND, and OR in where are combined very cleverly.
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