[SOLVED] help.

[Ken2k7]

Oh, dude, $player->ncolorid is different than $player['ncolorid'].

[seany123]

Oh, dude, $player->ncolorid is different than $player['ncolorid'].

 

apart from the way its written how is it any different?

 

for example i thought that the

 

$player->
$player['']

 

do the same thing.

 

 

[Ken2k7]

apart from the way its written how is it any different?

 

for example i thought that the

 

$player->
$player['']

 

do the same thing.

Rather than asking that question, you could have ran a test and would have found out the answer yourself. It's something good to know in the future. It's not exactly a hard test.

[seany123]

this still doesnt explain why this all isnt working.

[Ken2k7]

It doesn't? Mind posting more of your code? We can't debug that one-liner and explain why it doesn't work.

[seany123]

well the only thing i can think of which could be causing an issue is the query which assigns $profile.

 

so here it is...

 

$query = $db->execute("select `id`, `username`, `registered`, `level`, `kills`, `deaths`, `hp`, `maxhp`, `rm`, `staff`, `ncolor`, `money`, `gender`, `quote`, `crimes_failed`, `crimes_sucess`, `avatar`, `last_active`, `prison`, `hospital`, `signature`, `rating`, `city_id` from `players` where `username`=?", array($_GET['id']));
    if ($query->recordcount() == 0)
    {
        header("Location: members.php");
    }
    else
    {
        $profile = $query->fetchrow();
    }

 

 

[Ken2k7]

Where's the $profile->ncolorid part?

[seany123]

omg i feel like crying... i forgot to add it in the query >.<

 

 

for the past few hours ive been trying to fix why it wasnt working and it ended up being of of the most simple things....

 

 

thanks for all help of this.

 

Seany123