nikkieijpen
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Use the GET method Link your search result to your details page by passing the ID in de URL. The details page extracts the id from the URL and executes a mysql_query which gets the row which had that particular id. Search results page: <a href="details.php?id=<?= $row_seach_result['id'] ?>"><?= $row_seach_result['title'] ?></a> And your details page: if(isset($_GET['id'])) { $id = $_GET['id']; $result=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM table WHERE id='$id'"); $row_result=mysql_fetch_assoc($result); }
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set your 4 between single quotes: $query = "SELECT * FROM Products WHERE Category_id = '4'";
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$a->$b -> is a pointer to variable $b in class $a
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[SOLVED] Possible to create a class object in a class?
nikkieijpen replied to suntin's topic in PHP Coding Help
Why don't you use a main 'class'? include('myClass1.php') // which contains MyClass1; include('myClass2.php') // which contains MyClass2; $myClass1 = new myClass1(); $myClass2 = new myClass2(); $taxRate = myClass1->$taxRate; $newVar = myClass2->$var2; This way use can your variables and functions of both classes together. -
do you have your Apache Server running? And are you running your scripts from the localhost?
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$user=mysql_fetch_array($user3); has to be $user=mysql_fetch_array($user2); ??