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Hi.
What code is responsible for displaying all the records from the database / table Is there any other method than "echo" |
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Just use the SELECT query and use $row['(name of row here)'] in a table tag.
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what is wrong in that code ?
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try a do ... while loop, instead of just a while loop
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what do u mean exactly ? could u change that for me please ?
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The do... while loop is below... not sure if it will help personally but this is how you do it.
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still shows the last entry
i think the problem is here Code:
$sql = $db->query_read("SELECT * FROM `amx_screenshots` ORDER BY ssid DESC"); |
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Why don't you echo x; at some point so you can see how many rows there are supposed to be in the loop, that would help pinpoint the issue... if x=1 then the problem is with the sql, otherwise the sql is probably right,
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could u write an example code for templates ? what code should be there :>
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after your while loop just put the line:
echo "<h1>" . $x . "</h1>" ; That should output the value of x somewhere in a big font, just for debugging purposes, obviously don't run your forum this way. I don't know if $x is available in a template... just put: <h1>$x</h1> somewhere in the template and see if anything shows up. |
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