[Marco van Herwaarden]

Originally Posted by Nullifi3d

When I use query_read it only prints out the last link that would show (because read is not an array function).

To print all when using query_read(), change the eval statement to:

PHP Code:

eval('$premium_links .= "' . fetch_template('directory_premium_links') 


Originally Posted by Nullifi3d

Why doesn't it work with first?

Because you don't need the while-statement or the fetch_array() if you're using query_first. query_first will already restrieve the row (query_first never return more then 1 row). With query_first you would need just (asuming your query would never return more then 1 row:

PHP Code:

 $link = $db->query_first("SELECT pl_href AS href, pl_title AS title, pl_anchor AS anchor FROM " . TABLE_PREFIX . "user WHERE pl_href != ''"); 
eval('$premium_links = "' . fetch_template('directory_premium_links') . '";'); 


Originally Posted by tnguy3n

$links = $db->query

'query' is depreciated in vB3.5, use query_read or query_write instead.