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This query instead of retuning 10 results it takes the first result and displays it 10 times. Any idea?

 

SELECT 
        a.status       AS  Status, 
        a.title        AS  EventTitle,
        a.url_title	   AS  URLtitle,
        a.entry_date   AS  Date,
        a.weblog_id    AS  WeblogA,
        b.field_id_7   AS  LocationA, 
        b.field_id_202 AS  LocationB,
        b.field_id_61  AS  CategoryA,
        b.field_id_163 AS  CategoryB,
        b.field_id_228 AS  Image,
        b.field_id_8   AS  Time,
        b.field_id_9   AS  Description,
        b.weblog_id	   AS  WeblogB
FROM 
        ee_weblog_titles a, ee_weblog_data b
WHERE
        (a.weblog_id = '12' AND a.weblog_id = b.weblog_id) AND
        (a.status = 'Open' OR a.status = 'Featured') AND
        (b.field_id_7 = '$segment_3' OR b.field_id_202 = '$segment_3') AND
        (a.entry_date >= '$unixtimestamp')
ORDER BY 
	a.entry_date ASC 
LIMIT 0,10

 

$unixtimestamp contains data like -- 1306947337 which is 06/01/2011

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I'm using a CMS called expression engine. It has it's own query module.. so it looks something like

 

$variablename = $DB->query("select....")

 

then you can print the results array

 

print_r($variablename->results)

.... this show the array stored before i even try to display the data... and it's there 10 times as well. It's 100% a query issue not my php display code.

 

Also i noticed when i removed the limit 0,10 completely... it pulled all the correct results but again displayed them 10 times.

 

but if it bugs you to see how i display the results it's like so....

if ($displayevents->num_rows > 0)
							{
								print_r($variablename->result) . "<BR><BR><BR>";

								foreach($variablename->result as $row)
									{
									      echo $row['EventTitle'] . " - " . $row['Date'] . "<br><br>";								
									}
							}

 

 

 

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