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> 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.
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>> -Stut
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Depending on specific conditions, one of two queries will be ran.
In one query $f_date == "" and in the other $f_date == "some date"
If $f_date == "some date" then I will have multiple rows of data returned so
I would need to use:
while($row = ifx_fetch_row($info) {
But, if $f_date == "" then only a single row would be returned and I would
use:
$row = ifx_fetch_row($info);
So, depending if $f_date is "" or "some date" I have A LOT of tables and
data that are populated with results pulled from the seperate queries and I
don't want to duplicate all of that data.
