Revisions to How to query MongoDB with "like"

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edited May 11, 2021 at 14:06

In PHP, you could use the following code:

$collection->find(array('name'=> array('$regex' => 'm'));

In PHP, you could use following code:

$collection->find(array('name'=> array('$regex' => 'm'));

In PHP, you could use the following code:

$collection->find(array('name'=> array('$regex' => 'm'));

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edited Jun 10, 2015 at 10:04

Ondrej Slinták

in phpIn PHP, you shouldcould use coding like thisfollowing code:

$collection->find(array('name'=> array('$regex' => 'm'));

in php, you should use coding like this:

$collection->find(array('name'=> array('$regex' => 'm'));

In PHP, you could use following code:

$collection->find(array('name'=> array('$regex' => 'm'));

corrected to be php syntax and made the variables names fit the php man pages of the mongo driver

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DarkMukke

in php, you should use coding like this:

col.find$collection->find(array('name'=> array('$regex' => 'm'));

in php, you should coding like this:

col.find(array('name'=> array('$regex' => 'm'));

in php, you should use coding like this:

$collection->find(array('name'=> array('$regex' => 'm'));

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edited Oct 22, 2011 at 23:35

om-nom-nom

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answered May 13, 2011 at 8:36

Leon

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