Hi!
But what's the problem?
You can use mysql_fetch_array() 2 times.
But may be I understood question not correctly...
Friday, April 2, 2004, 10:06:05 PM, -{ wrote:
RB> I couldn't find anything like this from my archive searches ... so here goes:
RB> I've got this query:
RB> $levels = mysql_query("SELECT levelID from hf_levels ORDER BY levelorder
RB> DESC LIMIT 2") or die('Unable to get levels<br>'.mysql_error());
RB> but I can't figure out how to write the rest of the code ... I need to skip
RB> the first row and get the data from the 2nd row... but because there's an
RB> optional up to 255 possible rows in this table, and the order of these are
RB> determined by a user customizable field called levelorder ... so I can't
RB> just pick the specific numrows - 1 ... :-/
RB> I know this is a kludge to do it this way ... but it's what I need for now
RB> ... later I'll get to do it a more brilliant way...
RB> TIA
RB> Rene
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