Raymond,
What sort of error are you getting?
One of the most useful tools in your toolbox is the print() function.
Try doing something like this:
$sSQL = SELECT '$car' FROM varetabell WHERE carid='$carid';
print ($sSQL);
$sql = mysql_query($sSQL);
$myrow = mysql_fetch_array($sql);
$x =
Have you tried it? I've done this sort of thing before, and it works
just fine. By the time the query string is executed, the variables have
been interpreted.
So, if $colName = id, and $id = 12, then your query variable looks
something like select * from myTable where $colName = $id. By
Try,
$query=select * from my_contacts where contactid like '$cir';
Kevin Ruiz wrote:
I'm working on an application that selects a user's userid if their password
and login match. If the login and password match I want my variable $cir to
run its own select statement and return its
This isn't strictly a PHP question, I suppose... but is anyone aware of a
date_format function for Oracle comparable to MySQL's date_format() function?
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Does MySQL 3 have XML support, or do I need to write (or find) a class to
transform MySQL databases into XML documents?
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