[Solved] Search engine PHP return error [closed]

Question

On line 33 you have $i++, but you haven’t initialised $i

I expect you have a syntax error in your MySQL query. Try this:

$query1 = mysql_query($query) or die(mysql_error());

which will display the SQL error which you’ll have to fix.

More: Your SQL is susceptible to an injection attack. Make sure you escape your inputs properly, and don’t use mysql() – it”s deprecated. Use mysqli or PDO instead.

Accepted Answer

On line 33 you have $i++, but you haven’t initialised $i

I expect you have a syntax error in your MySQL query. Try this:

$query1 = mysql_query($query) or die(mysql_error());

which will display the SQL error which you’ll have to fix.

More: Your SQL is susceptible to an injection attack. Make sure you escape your inputs properly, and don’t use mysql() – it”s deprecated. Use mysqli or PDO instead.