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  1. Just add a space on the end as you build the string.

    $result.=$row['reason'].' ';

     

    This will add an extra space on the end so we can remove that with this:

    return trim($result);

    brilliant! i did this before:

    $result.=$row['reason'].' ';

    didnt work because i didnt use the "trim" bit.

     

    thanks again :)

  2. excellent :)

    one more thing seeing as you are clearly a genius... need to find out how to space out results from this loop!

     

    function getReasons ($id)
    {
    global $link;
      	$result='';
    $rst = mysql_query('SELECT r.name as reason FROM entries_feedback_comments as f LEFT JOIN reasons as r ON r.id = f.reason_id WHERE f.feedback_id ='. $id, $link);
    
    while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($rst)) 
    {
    	$result.=$row['reason'];
    }
    
    return $result;
    }

     

    the result is shown like this...

    e.g. - Result1Result2Result3

    I want it to be "Result1 Result2 Result3"

     

    do i have to put another loop inside the while?

  3. Try this...

     

    function getReasons ($id) {
       global $link;
      $result='';
       $rst = mysql_query('SELECT r.name as reason FROM entries_feedback_comments as f LEFT JOIN reasons as r ON r.id = f.reason_id WHERE f.feedback_id ='. $id, $link);
       while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($rst)) {
          $result.=$row['reason'];
       }
      return $result;
    }

     

    Brilliant!! that worked perfectly. thank you so much for the help and quick responce.

    + i shall remember to wrap my code in the future!

  4. Hi all!

     

    First off, sorry if this question is a completely dumb one but i'm really new to PHP.

     

    I'll paste the code to start with...

     

     

    function getReasons ($id)

    {

    global $link;

    $rst = mysql_query('SELECT r.name as reason FROM entries_feedback_comments as f LEFT JOIN reasons as r ON r.id = f.reason_id WHERE f.feedback_id ='. $id, $link);

    while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($rst))

    {

    echo $row['reason'];

    }

    }

     

     

    later on in the code.... inside a table structure i do this...

     

    echo '<tr class="' . ($y?'even':'odd') . '">';

    echo '<td colspan="10" class="freetext">'.getReasons($row['id']).'</td>';

    echo '</tr>';

    echo '<tr class="' . ($y?'even':'odd') . '">';

    echo '<td colspan="10" class="freetext">'.$row["freetype"].'</td>';

    echo '</tr>';

     

     

    (I have left put the "freetype" bit of code in to show you that it works with this row but not with the function).

     

    Basically, what I see is the result of the function outside of the table itself rather than in the table row.

    Is there a reason for this? Does a function have to be put in specific places in the code?

     

    Thank you for your help.

     

    Sam

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