Echo $info where you hold you query, to make sure that is reasonable.
$result_info is the result set.
$row_info ...well you can use var_dump() on this to get its contents...
but if row_info prints out nothing, then there is probably a problem
with the query, or your query is returning nothing..
Dan Shirah wrote:
I have echoed something out after virtually every line of code :)
When I echo out my result ($result_info) it returns Resource id#2
When I echo out my row ($row_info) it returns Array
When I try to echo out a field from my array($my_info) it returns
nothing at all.
On 3/27/07, *Brad Bonkoski* <bbonkoski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:bbonkoski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Dan Shirah wrote:
> Should I use something besides mssql_fetch_row to get my result? No
> matter
> which method I use for determining if the value exists, I still
get no
> data
> populated to my form.
Why not echo out your query before executing it, so you can run it
against the back end if you have it, or at least for a sanity
check to
make sure you are running the correct query.
>
> On 3/27/07, Tijnema ! <tijnema@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:tijnema@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
>>
>> On 3/27/07, Davi < davividal@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:davividal@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
>> > Em Terça 27 Março 2007 17:02, Dave Goodchild escreveu:
>> > > use: $_POST['max_id'] ==
>> > >
>> > > or even better:
>> > >
>> > > if (empty($_POST['max_id']))
>> >
>> > Why not:
>> >
>> > if (!(isset($_POST["max_id")))
>> >
>> > ?
>>
>> If form is left empty, it is set, but it's stil empty. So if you
>> submit a form the normal way, then it should pass this, even if you
>> leave it empty :)
>>
>> Tijnema
>> >
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>> > "Around computers it is difficult to find the correct unit of
time to
>> > measure progress. Some cathedrals took a century to
complete. Can
>> you
>> > imagine the grandeur and scope of a program that would take
as long?
>> > -- Epigrams in Programming, ACM SIGPLAN Sept.
1982"
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