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$id = $_GET['manufacturer_id'];
$prev = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM product_prev WHERE manufacturer_id=$id");
if ($prev || mysql_num_rows($prev) > 0); {
$col = @mysql_fetch_assoc($prev); {
echo "<a href=" . $col["url"] . "><img src=" . $col["image"] . " border=\"0\"></a>";
echo "<a href=" . $col["url"] . ">{$col[name]}</a>";
echo $col['desc'];

 

In the above code, the rows have a manufacturer_id which is assigned to the $id variable. manufacturer_id can be the same among the different rows in the product_prev table (depending on the manufacturer.)

 

I'm trying to get the above code to keep looping until there are no more rows in the product_prev table with the manufacturer_id of $id.

 

Can anyone help?

 

Also, can someone explain the differences between mysql_fetch_array and mysql_fetch_assoc?

 

Thanks!

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Also, can someone explain the differences between mysql_fetch_array and mysql_fetch_assoc?

 

From the manual:

mysql_fetch_array — Fetch a result row as an associative array' date=' a numeric array, or both[/quote']

mysql_fetch_assoc — Fetch a result row as an associative array

Ohh, so with mysql_fetch_array you can use either the numeric ID key or the actual row name, while with mysql_fetch_assoc only the row name will work?

Yes. You can specify how it will work by passing either MYSQL_BOTH (default), MYSQL_ASSOC or MYSQL_NUM as the second argument.

 

$id = $_GET['manufacturer_id'];
$prev = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM product_prev WHERE manufacturer_id=$id");
if ($prev || mysql_num_rows($prev) > 0); {
$col = @mysql_fetch_assoc($prev); {
echo "<a href=" . $col["url"] . "><img src=" . $col["image"] . " border=\"0\"></a>";
echo "<a href=" . $col["url"] . ">{$col[name]}</a>";
echo $col['desc'];

 

In the above code, the rows have a manufacturer_id which is assigned to the $id variable. manufacturer_id can be the same among the different rows in the product_prev table (depending on the manufacturer.)

 

I'm trying to get the above code to keep looping until there are no more rows in the product_prev table with the manufacturer_id of $id.

 

How about this?

 

<?php
$id = intval($_GET['manufacturer_id']); // i supposed it was an integer

$prev = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM product_prev WHERE manufacturer_id={$id}");
if(mysql_num_rows($prev) > 0)
{
while($col = mysql_fetch_assoc($prev))
{
	echo "<a href=" . $col["url"] . "><img src=" . $col["image"] . " border=\"0\"></a>";
	echo "<a href=" . $col["url"] . ">{$col['name']}</a>";
	echo $col['desc'];
}
}
else {
echo "No rows with manufacturer ID {$id}";
}
?>

That works perfectly, thank you!!

 

I've got another quick question - when I put while ($col = @mysql_fetch_assoc($prev)); in my above code (instead of just $col = @mysql_fetch_assoc($prev)), the code no longer called the field names (url, image, name, etc.) It just left the area blank. Can you tell me why that happened?

I've got another quick question - when I put while ($col = @mysql_fetch_assoc($prev)); in my above code (instead of just $col = @mysql_fetch_assoc($prev)), the code no longer called the field names (url, image, name, etc.) It just left the area blank. Can you tell me why that happened?

 

Well, if you do while(something); then it will run for as long as something evaluates to true, but as you have no code block it won't do anything.

Code blocks are chunks of code contained within curly braces ( { } ). Example:

if(something)
{
// here is a code block
}

while(something_else)
{
// another code block
}

The code inside the first code block is executed if something evaluates to true. The code within the second code block is executed as long as something_else evaluates to true. If the value never changes you'll have an infinite loop, i.e. the script will eventually time out and result in an error.

 

Does the exact code I provided work or do you have problems with that?

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