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Literal Text

All these special symbols might leave you feeling a bit worried: What if you don’t want to discombobulate FileMaker’s finding. Instead, you actually want to find an @ sign? Believe it or not, another symbol comes to the rescue: The “literal text” symbol. Just put your punctuated find criteria in quotes:

“mr_magoo@sixfriedrice.com”

When FileMaker sees those quote marks, it dutifully ignores the symbols inside. In fact, this is just what you should do if you’re searching for an email address.

If @ means “any character” then what does it matter? The @ in mr_magoo@sixfriedrice.com will happily match the @ sign in the email address, won’t it? Unfortunately, no. The @ sign (when in regular field data) is not indexed. In other words, FileMaker tosses it out when it takes its speed-search notes about your records. So to FileMaker, the email address “mr_magoo@sixfriedrice.com” is really three words: “mr”, “magoo”, and “sixfriedrice.com” So there’s nothing in there for the @ symbol to match. You can prove this yourself: When you need to find an email address, just put a space in place of the @ sign. It will find without a hitch.

Source

<?php
if(isset($_POST['username']))
{
	require_once('db_config.php');

	$email=$_POST['email'];

	$email=str_replace("@", " ", $email);

	$request = $fm->newFindCommand('users');

	$request->addFindCriterion('Email', $email);

	$result = $request->execute();

	if (FileMaker::isError($result)) {
			$error=$result->getMessage();
			header("location:forgotPass.php?err=Email+addess+do+not+exists+in+the+Database.");
			exit;
		}

		$records = $result->getRecords();

		//echo "<pre>";		print_r($records);		die();		

		foreach($records as $rs)
		{
		$email1=	$rs->getField('Email');
		$user_name=	$rs->getField('UserName');

			$id=$rs->getField('id');

			header("location:forgot_pass_mail.php?uid=".$id);
			exit();

		}
		header("location:forgotPass.php?err=Please+provide+valid+username+and+email.");
		exit;
}
else{
header("location:index.php");
exit();
}
?>