you should be able to just change the mysql_fetch_row to a mysql_fetch_array
and then use the names rather than the numbers in your print (modified
below, not tested :)
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Thanks for the quick response. I left out the part you mention, here is the
whole code (the one that works);
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}
?>
I just can't seem to be able to access the array using the column names from
the table.
Pete
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you need to use the *_fetch_array() functions
i.e. if you are using MySQL
$SQL = "something"; // build SQL query
$result = mysql_query($SQL); // execute query, save all results in $result
$firstResult = mysql_fetch_array($result); // create an array containing
each returned record
// subsequent