I'm trying to display a summary list of calls with one attribute being
CallType. I have CallType and CallTypeID defined in a table name calltypes.
The problem I am having is taking the output of CallID defined in calls and
having the script match the CallTypeID to the CallType. If I run the
display_calltype_sql query in MySQL client and set the CallID to a known
integer (set by auto_increment) then I can do what I am trying to do. I
guess the problem comes down to getting the $CallID out of the calls table
and inserting the value into the second SQL query. I thought my queries did
this, but I must be mistaken.
Any suggestions?
$display_calls_sql = "SELECT CallID,CallDateTime,CallSubject,CallStatus FROM
calls WHERE ContactID = $ContactID";
$display_calltype_sql = "SELECT CallType FROM calltypes INNER JOIN calls ON
calltypes.CallTypeID = calls.CallTypeID WHERE CallID = '$CallID'
";
$display_calls_result = @mysql_query($display_calls_sql,$connection) or
die(mysql_error());
$display_calltype_result = @mysql_query ($display_calltype_sql, $connection)
or die (mysql_error());
while (list ($CallID, $CallDateTime, $CallSubject, $CallStatus) =
mysql_fetch_row($display_calls_result)){
print ("<tr>\n".
"<td width=\"21\" height=\"24\"> </td>\n".
"<td align=\"center\">$CallID</td>\n".
"<td width=\"17\"> </td>\n".
"<td width=\"75\" valign=\"top\">$CallType</td>\n".
"<td width=\"26\"> </td>\n".
"<td>$CallDateTime</td>\n".
"<td width=\"19\"> </td>\n".
"<td><a
href=\"display_call.php?ContactID=$ContactID\">$CallSubject</a></td>\n".
"<td width=\"25\"> </td>\n".
"<td>$CallStatus</td>\n".
"<td width=\"30\"> </td>\n".
"</tr>\n");
}
?>
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