Thanks that works like a charm and I learned some tricks that I can apply to
some other code!!! Ozzie
Hi there. here ya go.
$array_of_exams = Array();
$array_of_exams['Full Head'] = 'Head Examination History';
$array_of_exams['Full Body'] = 'Body Examination History';
$array_of_exams['Full Butt'] = 'Butt Examination History';
$exam_dates = Array();
foreach ($array_of_exams as $exam => $description) {
$neh="select * from pro_list, complete_pro where pro_list.pro_name
='$exam'
and complete_pro.proid=pro_list.proid
and complete_pro.sysid='$sysid'
and complete_pro.transid='$transid'";
$resneh=safe_query($neh);
$exam_count = 0;
while ($rown=mysql_fetch_array($resneh)){
$exam_dates[$exam][$exam_count] = $rown['compl_date'];
$exam_count++;
}
}
foreach ($array_of_exams as $exam => $description) {
foreach ($exam_dates[$exam] as $date_done) {
echo "<p>1. $description : $date_done";
}
}
That should do all that u want....
It will list all exam times that meet your search.
Joel Colombo
"Robin Sanchez" <rgsanchez@ucdavis.edu> wrote in message
BA8CC163.537F%rgsanchez@ucdavis.edu">news:BA8CC163.537F%rgsanchez@ucdavis.edu...
> I am creating a results page for completed and uncompleted procedures. I
am
> repeating a lot of the code and wonder if there is an easier way to do
this.
> $neh="select * from pro_list, complete_pro where pro_list.pro_name
> ='Neurological Exam/History'
> and complete_pro.proid=pro_list.proid
> and complete_pro.sysid='$sysid'
> and complete_pro.transid='$transid'";
> $resneh=safe_query($neh);
> while ($rown=mysql_fetch_array($resneh)){
> $compl_date1=$rown['compl_date'];
> }
> echo "<p>1. Neurological Exam and History $compl_date1";
>
> $neh="select * from pro_list, complete_pro where pro_list.pro_name ='Ankle
> Arm BP Measurement'
> and complete_pro.proid=pro_list.proid
> and complete_pro.sysid='$sysid'
> and complete_pro.transid='$transid'";
> $resneh=safe_query($neh);
> while ($rown=mysql_fetch_array($resneh)){
> $compl_date2=$rown['compl_date'];
> }
> echo "<P>2. Ankle/Arm BP Measurement $compl_date2"; and so on and so
on...
>
> It seems that I could use a 'for' loop in the searches, but how do I
> populate the result fields (some of which will be empty) with the
> appropriate tests.
> Any thoughts.
> Ozzie
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