Just add another array for each with $artist as the key.
while ($artist, $vote, $email) = mysql_fetch_row($results)){
$votes[$artist] = $vote;
$emails[$artist] = $email;
}
Although, actually, there is probably some better ways to do what you
are doing, but with only the query to look at,
Richard Lynch wrote:
Just add another array for each with $artist as the key.
while ($artist, $vote, $email) = mysql_fetch_row($results)){
I think you ment
while ( list($artist, $vote, $email) = mysql_fetch_row($results) ){
$votes[$artist] = $vote;
$emails[$artist] = $email;
}
Although,
Hi all,
I am working on a project for someone and with the brief I received before -
I created a record per action with the following information;
Artist[tab]artist[tab]artist[tab] etc as a entry for artists
Then I have the same for titles etc ...
What I have been doing is creating the
I believe that there is a better way to do what I am trying to
do here. I have an online form to enter interviews into a MySQL db
right now it is like this
input type=text name=q1 size=100
input type=text name=a1 size=100
input type=text name=q2 size=100
input type=text name=a2 size=100
try
html code
input type=text name=q[] size=100
input type=text name=a[] size=100
php code
$values = '','$interviewed','$interviewer',
for ($i=0; $i10; $i++) {
$qtemp .= '.q[$i].',;
$atemp .= '.a[$i].',;
}
$fields =
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