Reputation: 6334
So I have a MySQL query that I want to count. Originally I use wordpress' get_results("") but I also need to count the total in a different query, because in my original query I LIMIT the results to create pages.
So this is my original query, does anyone know how I can count this?
SELECT wpp.ID, post_title, wp_terms.name AS category, wp_terms.slug AS slug, supplier_company,
GROUP_CONCAT(wp_terms.slug SEPARATOR ', ') AS allslug,
GROUP_CONCAT(wp_terms.name SEPARATOR ', ') AS allcatname
FROM wp_posts AS wpp
LEFT JOIN wp_term_relationships ON wpp.ID = object_id
LEFT JOIN wp_terms ON term_taxonomy_id = wp_terms.term_id
LEFT JOIN wp_teleapo_supplier AS s ON wpp.post_author = s.ID
/* BASIC SEARCH on normal fields */
WHERE post_type = 'post'
GROUP BY wpp.ID
/* SEARCH on CONCAT FIELDS*/
HAVING
(post_title LIKE '%%'
OR allcatname LIKE '%%'
OR allslug LIKE '%%'
OR supplier_company LIKE '%%')
AND (allslug LIKE '%health-and-beauty%'
) AND (allslug LIKE '%%'
) AND
/* ADD EXTRA SEARCH TAGS: */
/* Language tag */
allslug LIKE '%english%'
/* ..... tag */
/* AND allslug LIKE '%......... %' */
ORDER BY post_date DESC
Upvotes: 1
Views: 108
Reputation: 6065
Just retrieve found_rows
directly after your SELECT query.
select found_rows();
Upvotes: 1