I have found Richard Heyes's template class to be very useful for
this sort of thing--he includes functions to parse code surrounded by
<LOOP></LOOP> tags for an entire MySQL result set. Very handy if you
prefer to separate code and layout. (If anyone is interested, I
wrote a function that extends his class to allow the templating of
summary rows as well as individual data rows--both subtotals and
totals for a given field or fields--all specified in your HTML
template separate from the PHP code.)
Yours,
Andy
At 11:41 AM -0700 on 8/23/01, you wrote:
>
>>Hello again,
>>
>>Is there oportunity to write this:
>>
>><some php command to loop entries, the way is written bellow>
>>HTML php coding.+ MYSQL - 1 entries information
>><end of loop>
>>
>>Something like that:
>>
>><here loop begins>
>><table>
>><tr>
>><td>
>>first entry information from table "companies" (name, telephone...)
>></td>
>></tr>
>></table>
>><loop ends>
>>
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