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///*
if (isset ($goods _param[' class ')) {
$condition [' gc_id_ '. $goods _param[' class '] [' depth ']] = $goods _param[' class ' [' gc_id '];
}
//*/
if (Intval ($_get[' b_id ')) > 0) {
$condition [' brand_id '] = intval ($_get[' b_id ');
}
if ($_get[' keyword '! = ') {
$condition [' goods_name|goods_jingle '] = array (' Like ', '% '. $_get[' keyword '). '%');
}
if (Intval ($_get[' area_id ')) > 0) {
$condition [' areaid_1 '] = intval ($_get[' area_id ');
}
if ($_get[' type '] = = 1) {
$condition [' is_own_shop '] = 1;
}
if ($_get[' gift ') = = 1) {
$condition [' have_gift '] = 1;
}
if (isset ($goods _param[' Goodsid_array ')) {
$condition [' goods_id '] = Array (' In ', $goods _param[' Goodsid_array '));
}
$goods _list = $model _goods->getgoodslistbycolordistinct ($condition, $fields, $order, self::P agesize);
}

Now the problem is the first if in $condition this is not only query a condition gc_id, I want him to query gc_id and GC_ID1 at the same time, how to modify AH big God, I rookie A, just started to learn

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No one, huh? Here, give me a hand, thanks for the hundred knot stickers.

This depends on how the architecture is $condition, so you can't see it.

What do you mean by that sentence?
$condition [' gc_id_ '. $goods _param[' class '] [' depth ']] = $goods _param[' class ' [' gc_id '];

This depends on how the architecture is $condition, so you can't see it.

Where do you see the architecture? I'm using the SHOPNC mall system.

Because the processing combinations within different schemas are different where conditions are, you need to look at the underlying where processing, but I feel that an open source product should have a corresponding operation
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