if

[SmEdD]

Is there a way to make a if run more then once.

I have to make it say

if($clan_application['game_' . $game['gameid'] == '1' . '')
$game['title'] = $game['title'] . ' <br /> ' . ;
}
else
{
$game['title'] = '';
}

I also can't hard code it as the games get added dynamically. It adds a row in one table and adds a column in another.

If someone is smart enough for a solution which I belive there will be here I praise you.

[assassingod]

Have you tried an while/do while loop?

[SmEdD]

Ok I should try to explain this a bit better.

- Query the games table for the ID's
- Now the ID's are used to form the game_$id columns in the roster table.
- Columns have to be checked for a 0 or a 1.
- If it is a 1 we must now get the game name.
- There are multiple games and the are always added and deleted so it can't be hard coded as I have stated before.

I also want to keep the queries limited.

[g-force2k2]

use the while loop ( as Assassin said ) when getting the data from the database...

ie.

while ( $game = $DB_site->fetch_array ( $games ) )
{
$name = "game_" . $game['gameid'] ;
if ( $clan_application["$name"] == 1 )
{
$show_titles.= $game['title'] . "<br />" ;
}
}

Then use:

$show_titles

to display all of the titles.

Regards,
g-force2k2

[SmEdD]

Hey thanks a lot man, I didn't think it would work cause I’m not to familiar with the while loop and how it works.

I really appreciate this!

And if you don't mind me asking, does the space before the ) or after the ( do anything, or is it just style.

[Dean C]

^^ It just makes it easier to read.

[g-force2k2]

Yeah like Mist said, and also because its just my style of coding. I actually have an even different style of coding but i stuck with what I created because I figured it would be easier for you to understand.

Regards,
g-force2k2