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Here is my PHP Query, but it doesn’t seem to order the results. Everything else works fine.
SELECT *
FROM `main`
WHERE `user_legacy` LIKE '%".$name."%'
ORDER BY 'user_legacy' DESC LIMIT ".$limit
You use backticks (‘) to quote column names in SQL, not the normal single quote (‘).
Also, if you don’t do any kind of vetting or your input, that query is potentially vulnerable to an SQL injection.