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is there a way to remove a row via a php query.... for example:

 

 

$salequery3 = $db->execute("update `points_market` remove row where `id`=?", array($seller['id']));

 

or something like that?

 

you mean DELETE?

 

<?php
$sql = sprintf("DELETE FROM points_market WHERE id='%s'", $seller['id']);
$salequery3 = $db->execute($sql);
?>

because... im echoing all rows in a table... and once one row becomes invalid.. i want it completely removed.

 

delete will delete it from your database, but sounds like you just don't want invalid rows to print to your page but remain in database?

 

It might be because I am tired but I don't think I understand what you are trying to do :(

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