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this would give you an array of all the rows in the author table.
You could enumerate them with a foreach ($authorsname as $key=>$values) this will give you the index to the array in $key and an array of associated values in $value. You then could use a $authorsname[$key]['name'] for example, or a $value['name']. |
lol, would really not know, didn't go into the function if this.
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This thread is really messy now :D
But anyways, thanks to everyone for pointing me in the right direction and taking the time to explain stuff :) For the author list feature, this is the final code I am employing, just for anyone's reference. PHP Code:
pheww, finally :) |
Well done, and if i have time (and still remember ;)) i will see if i can find anymore optimisations.
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