* Thus wrote Tom Wollaston ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> $null=getinfo('0');
>
> for ($i=1; $i<=sizeof($null); $i++);
> {
> print_r($null);
> /* print $nul[$i]['name'];
. This wont print (even uncommented) it should be $null!
> $j=$null[$i]['id'];
. your sql statement doesn't fetch the 'id' column.
> /*$fisrt=getinfo["1"];
. s/(fisrt)/first/
. functions use () not []. Your script shouldn't even be able to
load
. for some reason everywhere else you use '' but here you use ""
> for ($k=1; $k<=sizeof($first); $k++);
> {
> echo $first[$k]['name'];
> $l=$first[$k]['id'];
> $second=getinfo['$m'];
. too much talk bout single quotes being good :)
. un-quote your $m var.
. again functions use () not []
. again, no 'id' colum was ever returned.
> for ($m=1; $m<=sizeof($second); $m++);
> {
. now I'm lost as to what $k, $l, $i, $m is used for
. pay attention to detail, it will save a lot of headaches like
this.
Curt
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