MySQL issue with 'Like' Query

I am having a problem with my query that includes a 'like' statement.

Here is my code:

function get_number_of_locations_by_zip_tag($zip, $tag) 
{
        global $db;
        $query = "SELECT * FROM location WHERE zip = :zip AND disabled = 0 AND (tags LIKE :tag OR name LIKE :tag) LIMIT :start, :number";

        $statement = $db->prepare($query);
        $statement->bindValue(':zip', $zip);
        $statement->bindValue(':tag',  '%'.$tag.'%', PDO::PARAM_STR);
        $statement->execute();
        $locations = $statement->fetchAll(); //fetch();
        $statement->closeCursor();
        return $locations;
}

I'm expecting the query to return the rows where the tag matches either the 'name' or the 'tags' field, but instead it will only return rows where the tags match.

If I switch the query to:

$query = "SELECT * FROM location WHERE zip = :zip AND disabled = 0 AND (name LIKE :tag OR tags LIKE :tag) LIMIT :start, :number";

Then the result is opposite, whe开发者_StackOverflowre it will only return the rows where the name field matches, and ignores the tags field.

Does anybody see anything wrong with this query? It works as I expected it to on my XAMPP server on Windows when I started developing, but when I switched everything over to my LAMP server, this query no longer worked correctly.

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You might want to change :

tags LIKE :tag OR name LIKE :tag

to

tags LIKE ':tag' OR name LIKE ':tag'

Or change in your code :

  $statement->bindValue(':tag',  '\'%'.$tag.'%\'', PDO::PARAM_STR);

As like expression should be in quotes .eg name LIKE '%john%'

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Well I did end up solving this a few weeks after I asked, and I thought I already posted my solution, but I guess not..

According to all documentation that i've read it seems like DhruvPathak's answer should have worked, but for whatever reason, it didn't work for me. Instead I kind of cheated and did this:

$query = "SELECT * FROM location WHERE zip = :zip AND disabled = 0 AND (name LIKE :tag OR tags LIKE :tag2) LIMIT :start, :number";

Instead of trying to use the single bind value twice I seperated it into two variables and then bound them both with the same value:

$statement->bindValue(':tag',  '%'.$tag.'%', PDO::PARAM_STR);
$statement->bindValue(':tag2',  '%'.$tag.'%', PDO::PARAM_STR);

If anyone has actually hit this problem, I hope this solves it for you too.