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I've made a table called hamburger. This new table has three fields in it, cheese, pickles, and ketchup. I've made a very simple php file that I just want to display every single result on a custom vBulletin page. I'm using a page wrapper made by Dream, but I'm using a Plug-in right now to call for this file. I just want it to show like this...
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<tr> <td> Field 1 </td> <td> Field 2 </td> <td> Field 3 </td> </tr> |
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HTH, Danny |
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w00t w00t! Perfect! Thank you.
This works: PHP Code:
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What does not work when you add the WHERE clause? Are you sure that there are rows meeting your criteria?
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I'm positive. My rows are:
id, date, title, desc, show I've tried: PHP Code:
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Like i said, what is not working? You get an error? No rows returned?
Run the following query and post the results: [sql]SELECT DISTINCT show FROM tablename[/sql] |
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