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if you mean that I had to post the query, than here you go:<br />
ldap_search($ctc,&quot;dc=domai<wbr />n,dc=tld&quot;,<wbr />&quot;(&amp;(object<wbr />category=p<wbr />erson)(obj<wbr />ectclass=u<wbr />ser)(cn=*&quot;<wbr />.$_GET['q'<wbr />].&quot;*))&quot;) or die (&quot;Error in search query&quot;);<br />
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regards,<br />
<br />
Michael
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if you mean that I had to post the query, than here you go:
ldap_search($ctc,"dc=domain,dc=tld","(&(objectcategory=person)(objectclass=user)(cn=*".$_GET['q']."*))") or die ("Error in search query");

regards,

Michael

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All,<br />
<br />
thanks to you I already got the LDAP-queries right, but now there's an issue with the formatting of the results. The queries run perfectly and do return the correct information, however when a name (queried from AD) contains a french accents (and there are quite some of them) the result is shown with a question-mark inside a square instead of the character with the french accent.<br />
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I'm wondering, is this due to PHP, javascript or is it maybe the LDAP-query that returns the result with an questionmark?<br />
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Your help is appreciated (once again)!<br />
<br />
Kind regards,<br />
<br />
Michael
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All,

thanks to you I already got the LDAP-queries right, but now there's an issue with the formatting of the results. The queries run perfectly and do return the correct information, however when a name (queried from AD) contains a french accents (and there are quite some of them) the result is shown with a question-mark inside a square instead of the character with the french accent.

I'm wondering, is this due to PHP, javascript or is it maybe the LDAP-query that returns the result with an questionmark?

Your help is appreciated (once again)!

Kind regards,

Michael

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