[SOLVED] Similair but a new fun-function problem.

[Alffallen]

Back again. Hopefully this is pretty straight forward. I've eyed this for several minutes double checking variable names ect. Heres a quick overview.

 

In general im woring on writting functions to perform some routine db connections.

This one I would like to build a query quite like the last one. Though I need this one to return a array of the selected row.

 

Heres the code. Looks pretty sound compared to the working update field function from prior.

<?php
#the selectRow function will select a row for an array based on table and a Identifyer column with its matching id
function selectRow($table, $method, $string) {
require('Connections/thegame.php');
	$query2 = "Select * From $table Where $method='String'";
	mysql_select_db($database_thegame, $thegame);
	$thequery = mysql_query($query2, $thegame) or die(mysql_error());
	$return_array = mysql_fetch_assoc($thequery);
return $return_array;
}
?>

Here is the call I'm using with it same test data row in the db as last.

$username = selectRow("users", "characterName", "Alffallen");
echo $username['inventorySlot1'];

 

However even though I get no mysql error from the query or the fetch_assoc. Though the echo line does not display anything despite. I'm wondering if anyone had some suggestions as to how to get the array info returned for output.

[Alffallen]

Nevermind Simple mistake. I typed $string wrong and got String so looked it over prolly 20 times.. Thanks anyways all solved.