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[SOLVED] $_Get('currentpage') I think ...?


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We're getting somewhere now ... I changed

$result = mysql_query ('SELECT title, subtitle, article FROM articles WHERE id = "' . $id . '"');

 

to this:

$result = mysql_query ('SELECT title, subtitle, article FROM articles WHERE id = "' . $currentpage . '"');

 

and now I get this:

Notice: Undefined offset: 3 in d:\webspace\bradleystokejudoclub.co.uk\wwwroot\test1.php on line 10

 

BUT ... it is also displaying the subtitle and the article ... just not the title, and its not taking any notice of the nl2br for the article ...

 

Getting there though ... anyone know what that error means?

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Your quotes on this line are backwards. This is not your notice issue, but will cause a SQL issue:

 

$result = mysql_query ("SELECT id, title, subtitle, article FROM articles WHERE id = '" . $currentpage . "'");

 

Is the correct way, as in SQL you must use single quotes (') around string variables. Not double quotes.

 

You needed the "id" column for it to work right. You were not pulling that out, thus your list was causing an issue trying to populate "$article"

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