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loop problem, getting MySQL error
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This is the block of code in that area: PHP Code:
Just so you'd know, this loop is inside a repeat region generated by Dreamweaver. Could that be a cause of the problem? ~RB |
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remove the mysql_close(); if you have that in a loop, because that would close the connection and therefore the second run of the loop cannot give you a result
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That wasn't inside the loop, but I removed it anyway. I got this loop coding from a tutorial, so I didn't know it wasn't needed.
Also, since I removed it, it still didn't work. =/ |
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and it's sure that the connection exists?
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*sigh* I hate it when this happens.
I found out what it all was. I forgot to put "FROM" between "* items". |
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oops
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