> This is sort of a "is there an easier/better way" kind of question. No
> error or problem, but I'd like to know how others handle it.
>
> I'm fetching single elements of data from several tables, then piecing
> it together. Here's an example of one element I need to fetch:
>
> $series = mysql_fetch_array(mysql_query("SELECT key2 FROM models WHERE
> lang='$lang' AND recordname='$model'",$db));
>
> Now I realize that with this function $series will always be an array,
> even if it contains just one element (which it does). What I'd like to
> know is, can I write that statement so that $series is created just as a
> string? (So that I don't have to write "$series = $series[0];"
> immediately afterwards in order to treat $series as a $string.)
>
> ...Rene
function mysql_get_one_field($stmt,$db) {
$res = mysql_query($stmt,$db);
$series = mysql_fetch_array($res);
mysql_free_result($res);
return $series[0];
}
Daniel J. Lashua
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