I don't know how mysql_fetch_array() works. I think you have to handle this
by yourself
by putting something in the loop. You can also make a query for it (SELECT
sum(*) FROM time)
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Thanx for the help. I have it almos finished. Now, the script throws all the colums
for all the rows of the table. My only problem now is how to print the TOTAL for the
column named time. Can I use mysql_fetch_array() instead of mysql_fetch_row() to
accomplish this? How can I add it?
Here's wh
Hello
The problem is that you only apply mysql_fetch_row one time to the result.
The query 'select * from time where id>0' gives an array which can have
multiple rows.
For every row you have to apply mysql_fetch_row.
So you have to do something like this:
$total=0;
while ($row = mysql_fetch_row
