Re: dividing an mysql_fetched_array...
| From: | Johannes Janson | Date: | Thu, 08 Feb 2001 13:12:11 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: dividing an mysql_fetched_array... | ||
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Hi,,
no 3 sql isn't neccessary.
you could put an $i = 0 before the whlie loop and increment it at the end of
it.
Thus you could do it with an if.-caluse: if ($i=0) { ehco "ad"; }. Same
thing for
ads which go between newsarticle 8 and 9.
Good luck
otis
""Trond Erling Hundal"" <webmaster@port-industry.com> schrieb im
Newsbeitrag
news:MIBBLBJEKKHMEDHENEKCMELNCDAA.webmaster@port-industry.com...
> Hi there...
> I was thinking of dividing a front page displaying 15 newsarticles into
> three parts.
> The first part, will contain only one article...
> Below the first article there will be an ad, before to columns suceeding
> this banner displays 2*7 articles...
>
> how do I do this?
>
> I know the array has indexes of 0, 1 ,2 ,3 etc etc...
> But, of course, I am fetching out several different columns from the db,
> title, ingress, date etc etc...
>
> How do I tell the script to display one the *first* title, and then 7
> more... and then additional 7....?
>
> I wan
t to avoid doing three sqls... Or is this nescessary?
>
>
> -trond
>
>
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