At 5:22 PM -0500 1/17/01, Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams wrote:
>
>Um, no. $relationsresult isn't an array, it's a MySQL result resource. Use
>mysql_data_seek() instead.
>
Ah! I get it!
mysql_data_seek($relationsresult,0);
does what I need it to do.
Thanks, everyone!
-Maurice
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Maurice Ric
Getting off topic maybe so I'll keep it short.
> The array pointer can be pretty useful.
True, but unexpected for the perl programmer/novice PHP geek.
> ie. give me the second last element of an array:
This can be done in perl ("standard" arrays) with $array[@array-2]
> Or have it tell you w
At 4:22 PM -0600 1/17/01, Darryl Friesen wrote:
>> $relationsresult = mysql_query($relationsquery) or die(mysql_error());
>>
>> while ($relationsrow = mysql_fetch_array($relationsresult)) {
>>
>> $thischild = $relationsrow["childsku"];
>> if ($thevalue == $thischild) {
>> echo " checked";
>>
On Wed, 17 Jan 2001, Maurice Rickard wrote:
> Thanks! This is starting to make sense...although when I try to
> reset what I thought was my array, I get the "Variable passed to
> reset() is not an array or object" error message. Here's the
> relevant code:
>
> $relationsquery = "select * from r
> $relationsresult = mysql_query($relationsquery) or die(mysql_error());
>
> while ($relationsrow = mysql_fetch_array($relationsresult)) {
>
> $thischild = $relationsrow["childsku"];
> if ($thevalue == $thischild) {
> echo " checked";
> }
>
> } // end while for relations loop
>
> reset($relationsr
Thanks! This is starting to make sense...although when I try to
reset what I thought was my array, I get the "Variable passed to
reset() is not an array or object" error message. Here's the
relevant code:
$relationsquery = "select * from relations where
childtype='$childtype' and parenttype
> > What I'm getting is that the inner while loop executes on the first
> > execution of the outer while, and then not at all. How would I get
> > it to execute each time?
>
> Coming from a perl background, I got stuck there too when I started using
> PHP. PHP has this odd notion of an array poi
> What I'm getting is that the inner while loop executes on the first
> execution of the outer while, and then not at all. How would I get
> it to execute each time?
Coming from a perl background, I got stuck there too when I started using
PHP. PHP has this odd notion of an array pointer. Afte
In my attempt to simulate array_intersect in PHP3, I tried nesting
while statements. While traversing one array to display checkboxes,
I wanted to loop through another array, testing to see if any of the
values in it match the current value in the outer while loop.
What I'm getting is that th
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