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Adding multiplier on query like (5*.@amount)


Jayz

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Hello, how to add multiplier on query  this is the example of script

input .@amount;

query_sql("INSERT INTO `mapreg` (`varname`, `index`, `value`) VALUES ('$Events', 0, '5*.@amount') ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE `value` = `value` + 5*.@amount");

'5*.@amount' is not working instead they put on the value the whole text

Thank you

EDIT: SOLVED

It will be 1*"+.@amount+"

Thanks @Balfear

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you can just do like this

$Events = 5 * .@amount;

 

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