Zac:
foreach($kywrd as $val) {
$fndWrds .= wrd = '$val' OR ;
}
FYI, a simpler way to do that...
$fndWrds = wrd IN (' . implode(',', $kywrd) . ');
That aside, w/o completely analyzing your entire set of code, it sounds
like John is on the right track with putting a unique index on the wrd
Hey Zac:
On Fri, Jun 14, 2002 at 08:59:02AM +0100, Zac Hillier wrote:
I'm looking for a php function that will return the position of the pointer
in a mysql recordset.
I don't think there is one. You could use a counter variable as you're
looping through each row to keep track of where
Keep track of it yourself as you loop through the data. Maybe if you
explained what you need overall then we could suggest a method...
---John Holmes...
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[$key] . ), ;
} else {
echo 'no index set for keyword, word = '.$val.' index = '.$key.'br';
}
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Subject: RE: [PHP] row pointer
Keep track
]; Analysis Solutions
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John, Dan All,
Thanks for your response, perhaps if I tell you more of the story then
it'll
make more sense. I'm afraid I seem to have an ability for asking cryptic
questions
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