[sully02]

Originally Posted by sully02

Now that I've made a little progress on it, I can give more insight to perfect the query I have:

Here is the list of prospects I have. They're sorted in ascending order by playerid.

http://sports-boards.net/draft/prospects.php?styleid=7

For this query, I want to use the given playerid tofindtheplayer'sname,position, and school (playername,position,schoolfieldsrespectively) andappend them to the array. Here'sthecurrentquery Ihave:

$picks=$DB_site->query("
	SELECT draftpicks.*, teams.teamname, players.*
	FROM lmd_draftpicks AS draftpicks
	LEFT JOIN lmd_teams AS teams ON (teams.teamid =	draftpicks.teamid)
	LEFT JOIN lmd_players AS players ON (players.playerid = draftpicks.playerid)
	WHERE draftpicks.pickid = $selectedpick
	ORDER BY pickid ASC");

Is that right? And finally, when I get to the template,howwouldIaccessthe player information? The variable I have to fetchthedatais$info,but the variable given to me in the querybyMarcois$selectedpick. Dothose variables have to be the same name?

I'm going to assume that since there are no conflictingfieldnames,Icanput the default field names in thetemplate($info[school],forexample).

*Crosses fingers, hoping he's doing this right*

(On a side note, I have to give a thumbs down to the"Automergeddoublepost" feature. I'd rather it show up as a new replybecauseotherwise the post gets ignored, and it is messing up thespacing onthe already existing post, but I digress...)

A little update: I got the latter query to work without the where, which allows for the displaying of the entire draft:

http://sports-boards.net/draft/draft.php

Now I need to make it so you can view an individual round (draft.php?r=1, for example)

Would the WHERE statement at the end then be "WHERE draftpicks.roundid = r.roundid" ?