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Multiple value searches?

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Hi, I have a set of checkboxes in a HTML that I post to a PHP page. I can strip out the individual values. These values need to be passed to a PHP filemaker for searches?

The question is, how do I create a multiple value FIND on a single field?

$findCommand = $fm->newFindCommand('layout');

$findCommad->addFindCriterion('Field1', $value1);

$findCommad->addFindCriterion('Field1', $value2);

$result = $findCommand->execute();

$records = $result->getRecords();

The script above doesn't seemed to work as $value2 will overwrite $value1.

I also tried using CompoundFind but kept getting the error :

[color:red]Notice: Undefined property: FileMaker_Command_FindRequest_Implementation::$_omit in /Library/FileMaker Server/Web Publishing/publishing-engine/php/lib/php/FileMaker/Implementation/Command/CompoundFindImpl.php on line 27

Can anyone advise? Thanks.

How were you doing the compound find?

Should look something like this:

$compoundFind = $fm->newComoundFindCommand('layout');

$firstFind = $fm->newFindCommand('layout');

$firstFind->addFindCriterion('Field1';$value1);

$compoundFind->add(1,$firstFind);

$secondFind = $fm->newFindCommand('layout');

$secondFind->addFindCriterion('Field1';$value2);

$compoundFind->add(2,$secondFind);

$result = $compoundFind->execute();

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