MySQLi - Store_result fail

[KubeR]

Hello,

 

I am trying to send a query and receive data from it, the query is sent successfully and gets the neccessary data, the problem is that store_result returns false

if($result=$db->query("SELECT `times_failed` FROM `".$table_prefix."_failed_login` WHERE `ip`='$current_ip' AND `ip2`='$current_ip2'")) {
if($result->num_rows) {
safe_store("There is an error in the store result'");
}
}

$result->num_rows returns 1 row

I outputted the query using echo

SELECT `times_failed` FROM `am_failed_login` WHERE `ip`='127.0.0.1' AND `ip2`=''

and tried to send a query using phpMyAdmin and it returned the result as I wanted.

 

 

The "safe_store" (don't mind the name, I just named it like it)

function safe_store($error) {
global $db;
if(!$db->store_result()) {
redirect_error($error);
}
}

 

I tried to use just $db->store_result();

but it returned

Fatal error: Call to undefined method mysqli::free() in C:\xamp\htdocs\projects\lib\functions\user.php on line 310

And fact, that the query returned a result and the num_rows found 1 line in the result.

 

 

 

 

 

Kaperstone.

[ginerjm]

It would be easier to follow your code if we saw it sequentially.

 

Question - you say that num_rows "returns 1 row".  Doesn't it return a value of 1 instead?

[KubeR]

What I am trying to do is seperate functions and mysqli connection data into different files.

 

mysqli.php

$db = new mysqli(*,*,*,*);
function safe_store($error) {
global $db;
if(!$db->store_result()) {
redirect_error($error);
}
}

full function above :

 function has_execeeded_max_login_fail($max,$times) {
global $table_prefix,$db,$current_ip;
if($result=$db->query("SELECT `times_failed` FROM `".$table_prefix."_failed_login` WHERE `ip`='$current_ip'")) {
if($result->num_rows) {
safe_store("2@".$result->num_rows."@".$db->errno."#:".$db->error."@SELECT `times_failed` FROM `".$table_prefix."_failed_login` WHERE `ip`='$current_ip'");
$assoc=$result->fetch_assoc();

if($assoc["times_failed"]==$max) {

$return=1;

}else{

$return=0;
$times=$assoc["times_failed"];

}

$db->free();
}else{

$return=0;
$times=0;

}
}else{

redirect_error("1@".$db->error);

}
return $return;
}

redirect_error just outputs the error.

[mac_gyver]

the error message is referring to this line - $db->free(); there is no mysqli free() method. there is however a mysql_result free() method, which for your code would be $result->free();

[ginerjm]

which php error checking would have told you.  See my signature.

[mac_gyver]

he's already getting a php error message, but apparently didn't read it or look at the line in his code that's triggering it.