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MySQL and PHP put column names into table headers


locoblacbelt

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im making a web front-end for a database, and I want to make something that will essentially display all information for any query, just as the command line sql would. the following is my script, which is just supposed to make a heading row for a php table with the correct column names in it.

 

<?php

$query=$_POST['query'];

 

$dbh = mysql_connect("localhost", "root");

mysql_select_db("mountainview3") or die(mysql_error());

 

$result=mysql_query("$query");

 

$i=0;

$num_fields=mysql_num_fields($result);

echo "<table border='1'>";

echo "<tr>";

while ($i<$num_fields)

 

{$th=mysql_field_name($result, $i);

echo"<th>$th</th>";

 

$i++;

}

 

echo "</td></tr>";

echo '</table>';

?>

 

 

I need it to process ANY sql query and output into a table, not just the one for a particular table. I get the following output for the example query select * from person_t;

 

 

It displays the column names like this:

 

unique_id

 

last_name

 

first_name , etc.

 

instead of what i wanted, which was : unique_id | last_name | first_name, etc.

 

any ideas?

 

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