>
> Is there a particular reason you're telling PHP that, "for each
> $types variable, set this key of the $field_name array to equal
> $data_type, and do nothing else about it"?
The ifx_fieldtypes function returns the data as an array with the field
names as the key, and the field types as the data. So, to get the column
titles to display, I am setting creating an array for the field names(key)
by passing the =>. I think?
I could rename $data_type to $apples_and_oranges or any variable name I
wanted. It just needs the reference so it knows to output the field name
instead of the field type. If I'm understanding the manual. Yes, Dan...I
read the manual this time! :)
I believe the problem I am having is within the code below:
while($info = ifx_fetch_row($query)) {
//print_r($info);
foreach($field_name as $fieldName) { // Loop through the array of headers
as we fetch the data
$row[] = parseCSVComments($info->$fieldName);
} // End loop
The output of print_r($info); is everything that I want to see and it is
actually there. But when I try to get that data into an array to display in
my table, it isn't being displayed. I think I might have the syntax
incorrect for $row[].... because if I type in $row[] =
parseCSVComments($info); my output displays "Array" in every cell.
Dan
