1. It's generally considered poor etiquette to send that much code to a
mailing list. How about snipping the relevant section next time?

2. the error says: mysqli_fetch_assoc() expects parameter 1 to be
mysqli_result. There's your clue. Is the query good? Is the connection good?

I'm getting a little dismayed here lately at how many people are posting
to this list who don't have a clue and aren't willing to even TRY to get
a clue before asking for help from someone else.

Tracking down errors like this, function by function, is how you LEARN
this stuff.

Please do yourself (and everyone else on the list) a favor and do at
least just even a MODEST amount of research before sending your hundreds
of lines of crappy code out to the ether asking someone to fix it for you!

John

PS - sorry if that's not soft and sensitive enough. Where I come from
(vintage late 90s self-educated programmer), you didn't DARE ask for
help until you could demonstrate to everyone you were asking that you
had done your homework on the problem, researched the relevant
functions/error messages, tried some tests doing something similar, run
the query to make sure it's good...basically everything you COULD do to
debug your own mess.


dlinden wrote:
> I am getting this error and can't resolve;
> 
> Warning: mysqli_fetch_assoc() expects parameter 1 to be mysqli_result,
> boolean given in /home5/camfulco/public_html/CompanyHome.php on line 132
> 
> code listing follows;

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