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[SOLVED] Getting to an array from a different script


Kano

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Hi there,

 

using select * sql I have created a list of products on a page, I print this list and store it into arrays as well, the prob I am having is accessing the arrays on another script (process order script):

 

The arrays on the first script look like this:

 

while

{

extract($variable);

$array[$num] = $variable;

}

 

Can anyone help me? thanks.

Hi there,

I understand what you mean , but I wish just to get to the arrays only not include the whole script.

 

part of first script:

 

$sqlqry_getwsi = "select * from tbl_wsi";

$sqlres_getwsi = mysql_query($sqlqry_getwsi) or die ("Could not execute getwsi query");

 

$num = 0;

$wsi_tn_arr= ""; $wsi_id_arr= ""; $wsi_desc_arr= ""; $wsi_dim_arr= "";

$wsi_cm_arr= ""; $wsi_price_arr= ""; $wsi_qty_arr= ""; $wsi_nxtshiparr_arr= ""; $wsi_img_arr= "";

 

while($row_getwsi = mysql_fetch_array($sqlres_getwsi))

{

extract($row_getwsi);

 

$wsi_id_arr[$num] = $wsi_id; $wsi_desc_arr[$num] = $wsi_desc; $wsi_dim_arr[$num] = $wsi_dim;

$wsi_cm_arr[$num] = $wsi_cm; $wsi_price_arr[$num] = $wsi_price; $wsi_qty_arr[$num] = $wsi_qty;

$wsi_tn_arr[$num] = $wsi_tn; $wsi_img_arr[$num] = $wsi_img; $wsi_nxtshiparr_arr[$num] = $wsi_nxtshiparr;

 

echo "<tr><td>$wsi_tn_arr[$num]</td><td>$wsi_id_arr[$num]</td><td>$wsi_desc_arr[$num]</td>

<td>$wsi_dim_arr[$num]</td><td>$wsi_cm_arr[$num]</td><td>$wsi_price_arr[$num]</td>

<td>$wsi_qty_arr[$num]</td><td>$wsi_nxtshiparr_arr[$num]</td>

<td><select name='$wsi_id_arr[$num]'>";

 

for($selectcnt=0;$selectcnt<=$wsi_qty_arr[$num];$selectcnt++)

{

echo"<option value='$selectcnt'";

if(isset($remember_qty[$num])) { echo"selected='selected'"; }

else if($selectcnt==0){ echo"selected='selected'"; }

else{}

 

echo">$selectcnt</option>";

}

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

i don't understand. You need to run the script to fill the array.

 

Why bother with the array anyway?

 

Just query the database every time you want the data. You can configure MySQL to cache your results, so it won't even do any look ups, it'll just pass the cache back to you.

 

monk.e.boy

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