On 19 Aug 2008, at 16:10, Dan Shirah wrote:
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
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.
Perhaps I'm not understanding correctly, but you can still use the
while loop if only a single row is returned, it'll just run the loop
once.
-Stut
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