on 4/12/01 8:40 AM, Quentin Krengel ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I have found examples of building a dropdown list, and have found examples of
> reading a mysql table, but am looking for examples of creating a drop-down
> list with the results of a mysql query. Ie, I have an admin screen where
> partners are added, and want to store the partners in a mysql table
> (maintained by an admin page). In my "add account page" I want to build a
> dropdown list using the output from the "partners" mysql table.
You might want to try a little script I wrote called s2s. You can
view/download it here:
<http://webdevel.burney.ws/code/id?14>
It may work for you "out of the box" but if not, it shouldn't be hard to
modify for your use.
> Thanks in advance for the help, and if you reply, please tell me where your
> favorite php<->mysql tutorial is.
I like devshed.com tutorials. The format they use is very nice and easy to
follow.
Hope it helps,
Paul Burney
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Educational Technology Unit
Graduate School of Education and Information Studies
University of California, Los Angeles
(310) 825-8365
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<http://www.gseis.ucla.edu/>
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