Ahmad Sentri wrote:
this syntax php with postgresql ....
this syntax still wrong / error
in my form doesn't list ...
I am assuming that $conn is created somewhere above ok
<?php
$query1="select kode_fak, nama_fak from fakultas";
$query_result1 = pg_query($conn, $query1);
while ($row1 = pg_fetch_array($query_result1))
{
echo "<option
value=\"$row1[kode_fak]"\>$row1[nama_fak]</option>\n";
}
?>
first thing I would think of is how you access $row1
1. prolly you meant $row1["kode_fak"]
you should quote your keyname, otherwise php thinks its something
special, not a variable, not a string
2. I think its more obvious for compiler if you do it more explicitly:
echo "<option value='".$row1["kode_fak"].".>".$row1["mana_fak"].
"</option>\n";
3. there is pg_fetch_assoc, but since am newbie myself I am not sure
wether its better to use pg_fetch_array and hope for it to be
associative, or better use pg_fetch_assoc and be more guaranteed
about it. anyone bother to comment? is pg_fetch_assoc an old timer
function and pg_fetch_array is the main to use?
hope this helps, enjoy
/apz, Condense soup, not books!
