I have a query
$query="select a,b,c,d,e from table where id='z'"; $result=mysql_query();
$query_data=mysql_fetch_array($result);
I normally would do this:
$a=$query_data["a"]; etc..
is there a way to do this is in a loop so I do not have to do all that typing?
You already have a variable called $query_data['a']... why do you need to make another variable? You're just wasting time and memory. If you want it shorter, then assign the result to $r so you have $r['a'], or something similar.
However, if you just _have_ do to this, then use extract().
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