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Im trying to convert the following string
x[mark8044][userid:12345] into ==> x[newusername][userid:12345]
x[mark8044][userid:12345]
x[newusername][userid:12345]
But something is not working here, I have a feeling it has to do with trying to put the prepared statement ? that sites within a quote '
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$userid = 12345; $oldusername = 'mark8044'; $newusername = 'newusername'; $db->rawQuery(" UPDATE texthistory SET texthistory = REPLACE(pagetext, 'x['?'][userid:'?']', '@['?'][userid:'?']') WHERE texthistory LIKE '%@['?'][userid:'?']%' AND userid = ?", Array($oldusername,$userid,$newusername, $userid, $oldusername, $userid));
Removing the quotes does not seem to work either
$db->rawQuery(" UPDATE texthistory SET texthistory = REPLACE(pagetext, 'x[?][userid:?]', '@[?][userid:?]') WHERE texthistory LIKE '%@[?][userid:?]%' AND userid = ?", Array($oldusername,$userid,$newusername, $userid, $oldusername, $userid));
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Im trying to convert the following string
x[mark8044][userid:12345]
into ==>x[newusername][userid:12345]
But something is not working here, I have a feeling it has to do with trying to put the prepared statement
?
that sites within a quote'
Removing the quotes does not seem to work either
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: