Hello,
here is a news table:
id - date - title - par1- text body
For example, here is the code for displaying latest 10 entries:
select * from newsa ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 10
while ($row = mysql_fetch_ array($query) ) {
echo"<p> " . $row['date'] . $row['title' ] . "</p>".
"<p> " . $row['par1'] ."</p>"."<a href='testdisplay2. php'>(more...)</a>" ; }
How do you make "(more....)" link you see above which will come up with each
separate result be an automatically updated link to that generic php / sql
query page that will bring up the correct article? right now as you
see, (more...) link is only pointing to a page called testdisplay2, which is
not good, because it is the same for all results that come up.
Or another example for the same kind of problem: lets say there is a search
query that searches the database for certain keywords and brings up the
headings of articles that contain that search word...Then I want user to click
on that heading and be directed to the php page that will automatically display
that relevant article..
There is no separate page for each entire article. Just one generic php page
that generates entire article once it is called. If I had a separate page for
each entire article then it would be easy but that option is much more time
consuming.
In other words, how will that one generic php page whihc display the entire
article, "know" which article heading has been clicked in the first page and
generate the corresponding article?
Thanks in advance...
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