String Comparison in MySQL Query

[SomeFaggot]

I can't seem to figure this out. I'm sending these search terms from a form. I've actually gotten it working with LIKE, but I don't know why the = isn't working.

$data = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM mods WHERE game='$s_game' AND status='$s_status' ORDER BY name");

I'm pretty sure it's this part in particular.

[cas97]

[QUOTE=SomeFaggot;28248103]I can't seem to figure this out. I'm sending these search terms from a form. I've actually gotten it working with LIKE, but I don't know why the = isn't working.

$data = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM mods WHERE game='$s_game' AND status='$s_status' ORDER BY name");

I'm pretty sure it's this part in particular.[/QUOTE]
Could you post what you're passing for $s_game and $s_status?

[SomeFaggot]

[QUOTE=cas97;28248496][/QUOTE]

I figured out it was the use of underscores.

[adamjon858]

PDO database class for the win. I'm going to keep spamming it until you people listen. It's sooo much nicer than your standard PHP database functions, it's built-in if you have the pdo shared object installed and way more secure.

Do it!