On 19 Aug 2008, at 15:58, Dan Shirah wrote:
I'm having some weirdness with a loop. I am adding an conditional
statement
to my script to see if a condition is met before running a loop.
All of the
code up to this point works great so I have not included it since it
is very
long and extensive. Basically I have a query that runs and is
output to
$info. This is where the code below picks up.
Whenever I add the if() I only get one result returned. But if I
simply
delete the if() statement I get all of the rows returned.
Is there some weirdness where the closing backet of the if()
statement gets
interpretted by PHP to be the closing bracket of the while loop?
print_r($row); does display all of the results from my query so I
know they
are in there. So the only thing I could think of is the curly
braces being
used for the while() before the if()
<?php
if ($f_date!="") { // Start of IF
while ($row = ifx_fetch_row($info)) { // Start of While
$case_date = $row['caa61140005'];
$case_type = substr($row['caa38840002'], 4);
$case_id = $row['caa443400018'];
$case_num = TRIM($row['caa44340041']);
$case_title = TRIM($row['caa44340002']);
$case_category = TRIM($row['caa443400013']);
print_r($row);
} // End of IF
?>
<tr>
<td width='300' id="<?php echo $case_num; ?>" height='13'
align='center'
class='tblcell'><div align='left' id="<?php echo $case_num; ?>"><img
src="Images/Next1.gif"><a href="javascript:caseDetail('<?php echo
$case_id;
?>','<?php echo $case_title; ?>','<?php echo $party_name; ?>','<?php
echo
$case_num; ?>')"><?php echo $party_name."<br />\n".$case_num;
?></a></div></td>
</tr>
<?php
} //End of While
?>
Any ideas?
Your comments indicate you're trying to end the if in the middle of
the while, but what PHP will be doing is ending the while where you
want to end the if. I assume what you actually want to do is end both
after the HTML is output, but I'm just guessing.
-Stut
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