$LDATE = '#' . $_REQUEST['LDateDay'] . '/' . $_REQUEST['LDateMonth'] . '/' . $_REQUEST['LDateYear'] . '#';
$RDATE = '#' . $_REQUEST['RDateDay'] . '/' . $_REQUEST['RDateMonth'] . '/' . $_REQUEST['RDateYear'] . '#';
include("../../sql.php");
$myconn2 = mysql_connect(, $username, $password);
mysql_select_db(, $myconn2);
$LSQLRequest = "SELECT * FROM flight WHERE DepartureDate = ".$LDATE;
$LFlights = mysql_query($LSQLRequest, $myconn2);
$RSQLRequest = "SELECT * FROM flight WHERE DepartureDate = ".$RDATE;
$RFlights = mysql_query($RSQLRequest, $myconn2);
Assuming all $ _REQUESTs are valid numerical values for their respective fields in the day / month / year field, how can LFlights and RFlights be invalid? When I polled the entire database, I got hundreds of results, so I know that the database and connection data is beautiful, and the DepartureDate field also exists.
Edit: When I pulled out the entire contents of the database, the dates returned in the "YYYY-MM-DD" format. So I converted D to a string if it was <10 and then 0D. Then built the line YYYY-MM-DD. Still no results. Now there are no errors, but no results. I selected the values that I knew had entries in them.
Puppy