Does anyone know up to which level arrays in variables are possible? Is
there a limit?
$foo[1][2][3][4][5][6] ... ?
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Martin Oettinger wrote:
Does anyone know up to which level arrays in variables are possible? Is
there a limit?
$foo[1][2][3][4][5][6] ... ?
I feel the right answer is "why do you ask"? It's either some very
complex thing you're doing there, or you're doing it the wrong way :)
Bruno Ferr
I would say the same, do the query and then a loop through the results.
Skip the first one and output the second,
eg.
$levels = mysql_query("SELECT levelID from hf_levels ORDER BY levelorder
> RB> DESC LIMIT 2") or die('Unable to get levels'.mysql_error());
for($i=0;$i wrote in message
news:[EMAI
KS> $item = mysql_fetch_object($levels);
probe with $item = mysql_fetch_rows($levels);
Aitzi
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domingo, 04 de abril de 2004, 22:17:41, escribiste:
KS> I would say the same, do the query and then a loop through the results.
KS
Hello,
I have code for a drop down menu that works fine. But, though I only want
the results from one row to fill the form, I want it to show 2 rows in the
drop down menu. Can I do that? I would appreciate your help. Here is what
I have now:
\n");
print("Please select a
Category\n");
w
If I have a form that has in a text field something
like this below how would my query look to update all
in the form to the fb?
So there is data inputed in username field and total.
Now let's say there is 5 of these text fields for the
one form. All named the same (e.g. username and
total) b
On Monday 05 April 2004 10:01, The Image Builder wrote:
> I have code for a drop down menu that works fine. But, though I only want
> the results from one row to fill the form, I want it to show 2 rows in the
> drop down menu.
What exactly do you mean by that? If you want to increase the size
