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Help with mysql select and array
Okay, so what I'm trying to do here is have a table underneath the member.php (memberinfo template) page with game statistics that are stored in a db. I've got a profile field set up where the users put in their username for the game -- that's how their stats are pulled from the table. So, table configuration: I've got around 9 or 10 fields, with things like kills, deaths, headshots, etc. What I'm trying to do is run a select query like: "SELECT * FROM table_name WHERE name = '$post[field5]'" And from this, I want to generate an array so I can use $stat[kills] or w/e in a template to post the row data from the kills field. Does that make sense? Anyway -- thanks in advance for any help. It's much appreciated.
I've tried a bunch of codes that people have posted with similar problems -- but none of them yield any results. |
So the table has columns for kills, deaths etc? So all you need is a single row.
Something like this? PHP Code:
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I tried using the code you supplied, but nothing shows up when I use the $stats var in a template. But yes, that's how my table is set up.
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Which hook are you using?
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global_complete
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global_complete is too late, and global ;)
Try using member_complete instead. |
Ah ha! That did it, that'd explain why my other codes weren't working -- he he. Thanks a lot Chroder!
Edit: Oh and Chroder -- do you by chance know how I can connect to a seperate database with this? |
Bump: Connecting to another database?
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What should I change my select code to?
Code:
$stats = $vbulletin->db->query_first("SELECT * FROM stats_new WHERE name = $game_uname"); |
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