In article <9crr9l$4c4$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ("martin helie") wrote:
> assuming:
>
> $var="1234"; (type does not seem to matter)
>
> this query returns no error, but no result either:
>
> mysql("database","SELECT * FROM table WHERE id='$var'");
When you call mysql_query is it perhaps from inside a function, where
variable $var has not been passed or made global?
(BTW, whenever you experience problems with a query, it's a good idea to
echo the query string to the browser. Often, this simple step makes it
very clear where the problem lies. Using mysql_error() and $php_errormsg
on a query failure also can give you very useful information.)
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