Yeah,it returns "Resource id #2".My whole wrapper works,except of this
function ;)
Hmm...I tried this:
function seek( $result, $row )
{
$result = mysql_data_seek( $result, $row );
print "<br>".$result;
return $this->row( $result );
}
The print just returned "1"
I don't know what that exactly means,but I think,that is no valid MySQL
resource anymore...So,how can I solve this problem?
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>>> __:: V 9 1 9 V ::__ <<<
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