Display ussergroup name instead of usergroup id

[Mythotical]

I have this in my admincp:

PHP Code:

<td class="alt1">' . $usergroupid . '</td> 


I want to have it display usergroup name instead of the usergroup id. Basically I just need the loop to use when I call the id's to match with the usergroup names then display the proper names or ALL if all usergroups have access.

This is the entire page code for just that one page:

PHP Code:

if ($_REQUEST['do'] == 'modfiles') {

    if ($sendtoapp){
$fcount = $db->query_first("SELECT COUNT(file_id) as fcount FROM " . TABLE_PREFIX . "download WHERE moderated = '1'");

if ($fcount['fcount'] == '0'){
    print_stop_message(bfc_download_nomod_files);
} else {
print_table_start();
print_table_header("BFC-Download :: Moderated File Listing", 8);

$filesql = $db->query_read("SELECT * FROM `" . TABLE_PREFIX . "download` WHERE moderated = '1'");

while ($filerow = $db->fetch_array($filesql))
{
    $file_id            = $filerow['file_id'];
    $version            = $filerow['version'];
    $name                = $filerow['name']; 
    $title                = $filerow['title'];
    $description        = $filerow['description'];
    $usergroupid        = $filerow['usergroupid'];
    $type                = $filerow['type'];
    $size                = $filerow['size'];
    $username            = $filerow['username'];
    $userid                = $filerow['userid'];
    $catid                = $filerow['catid'];
    $bytes                = vbmksize($size);

    echo '<tr><td class="alt2" align="center"><a href="user.php?do=edit&u=' . $userid . '">' . $username . '</a></td><td class="alt1">' . $title . '<br /><a href="download.php?id=' . $file_id . '">' . $name . '</a></td><td class="alt2">' . $description . '</td><td class="alt1">' . $usergroupid . '</td><td class="alt2">' . $type . '</td><td class="alt1">' . $bytes . '</td><td class="alt2">' . $catid . '</td><td class="alt1"><a href="download.php?do=okfile&amp;fid='.$file_id.'">Approve ' . $username . '\'s File</a></td></tr>';
}
}
    } else {
        print_stop_message(bfc_download_noapproval);
    }

print_table_footer(8, '', '', 0);

} 


Thanks
Steve

[Mythotical]

Any got an idea on this?

[Lynne]

You need to JOIN with the usergroup table (on the usergroupid, I'd guess) and get the usergroup.title

[Mythotical]

Nevermind, remembered back to another mod I did at one point, thanks Lynne, I'll do a JOIN on it.

[Mythotical]

Ok I did the JOIN, now I need to means to display it so it shows:

Super Moderators, Administrators

Instead of:

5,6

Right now it shows the first result instead of giving both names as there are 2 usergroupid's.

--------------- Added [DATE]1261465186[/DATE] at [TIME]1261465186[/TIME] ---------------

EDIT: I have tried this so far:

PHP Code:

$unames                = $filerow['usergroupid'];
$unames                = explode(',', $unames);

foreach ($unames AS $utitle)
{
        $u = $utitle;
} 


Keep in mind this is pulling info from a SELECT with a LEFT JOIN. Here is the entire thing:

PHP Code:

$filesql = $db->query_read("SELECT dls.*, ugroups.usergroupid AS uid, ugroups.title AS uname FROM `" . TABLE_PREFIX . "download` AS dls
                            LEFT JOIN `" . TABLE_PREFIX . "usergroup` AS ugroups ON (dls.usergroupid = ugroups.usergroupid)
                            WHERE moderated = '1'");


while ($filerow = $db->fetch_array($filesql))
{
    $file_id            = $filerow['file_id'];
    $version            = $filerow['version'];
    $name                = $filerow['name']; 
    $title                = $filerow['title'];
    $description        = $filerow['description'];
    $usergroupid        = $filerow['usergroupid'];
    $type                = $filerow['type'];
    $size                = $filerow['size'];
    $username            = $filerow['username'];
    $userid                = $filerow['userid'];
    $catid                = $filerow['catid'];
    $bytes                = vbmksize($size);
    $unames                = $filerow['usergroupid'];
    $unames                = explode(',', $unames);

foreach ($unames AS $utitle)
{
        $u = $utitle;
}

    echo '<tr><td class="alt2" align="center"><a href="user.php?do=edit&u=' . $userid . '">' . $username . '</a></td><td class="alt1">' . $title . '<br /><a href="download.php?id=' . $file_id . '">' . $name . '</a></td><td class="alt2">' . $description . '</td><td class="alt1">' . $u . '</td><td class="alt2">' . $type . '</td><td class="alt1">' . $bytes . '</td><td class="alt2">' . $catid . '</td><td class="alt1"><a href="download.php?do=okfile&amp;fid='.$file_id.'">Approve ' . $username . '\'s File</a></td></tr>';
} 


[Lynne]

So, you are saying it should show two usergroups at times and currently it is not? I think you need to change this line:

PHP Code:

        $u .= $utitle; 


That will make it so you aren't overwriting it when you go through the loop. You should set $u to nothing ($u = ''; ) before entering the loop. Also, I think you want this to get the titles, not the id:

PHP Code:

    $unames                = $filerow['uname']; 


[Mythotical]

Bah, its doing the opposite of what I want. I did the LEFT JOIN so now it displays 56 for one entry and 566 for another entry with no comma's and its not even giving the usergroup name.

Screenshot provided.

[Mythotical]

Still need help with this.

[Lynne]

Exactly what code are you using now?

[Mythotical]

The same code above. I even added your change and it still isn't working right.