Hi all,
It's been too quiet on this list for too long, so here's one to wake
you all up on a friday afternoon!
I've a number of functions that return arrays to the variable that calls them.
The issue I have is that the Array appears to be populated twice - I'm
printing them out using
Hi,
It has been too quiet on here for too long! :-)
Can you send a little more code? Maybe a few lines before and after this
and the print command code?
Riva
On 10/17/2008 9:42 AM, Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
Hi all,
It's been too quiet on this list for too long, so here's one to
An example of one of the functions that populates the variables would
be good to see...
2008/10/17 Portman [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
It has been too quiet on here for too long! :-)
Can you send a little more code? Maybe a few lines before and after this and
the print command code?
Riva
On
Hi all,
It's been too quiet on this list for too long, so here's one to wake
you all up on a friday afternoon!
I've a number of functions that return arrays to the variable that
calls them.
The issue I have is that the Array appears to be populated twice - I'm
printing them out using
Quoting Portman [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
It has been too quiet on here for too long! :-)
Can you send a little more code? Maybe a few lines before and after
this and the print command code?
These are in different files, however it's the relevant code:
function get_user_details($userId) {
Quoting Chrome [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
If that is the case try MYSQL_ASSOC or MYSQL_NUM... E.g.:
mysql_fetch_array(SELECT * FROM table, MYSQL_ASSOC);
HTH
Absolute bloody magic - virtual beers to the man in the corner... :o)
M.
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Matthew Macdonald-Wallace
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Quoting Chrome [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
If that is the case try MYSQL_ASSOC or MYSQL_NUM... E.g.:
mysql_fetch_array(SELECT * FROM table, MYSQL_ASSOC);
HTH
Absolute bloody magic - virtual beers to the man in the corner... :o)
A just what I need on a Friday with work drawing to a
