Hello
>There are several levels of messages from PHP. This
>one is a warning, not an
>error, but your installation of PHP is showing
>warnings.
>You can get around it by defining the variable at the
>top of your program:
>$myvariable = 0;
>or
>$myvariable = "";
>When you redefine the value from your SQL statement,
>it will replace the value
>given to the variable initially.
Yes, you're right. It's only a warning.
I know this trick and it is working. But, I don't
understand why it is like that. Why any variable on
this last line of my table will give a warning message
if the MySQL table is empty. When there is no error if
some data are inside the MySQL table.
Is it a bug, a know issue or just me who doesn't make
things the good way?
Thank you.
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