Re: unexpected t varable
| From: | Marek Kilimajer | Date: | Sat, 05 Oct 2002 20:32:33 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: unexpected t varable | ||
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Sorry, my fault, I forgot ) before {,
This line is right:
if( $res->numRows() ) {
Gary wrote:
Doesn't work, get unexpected { for if( $res->numRows() {. If I remove braces or rearrange them it fall apart piece by piece. Thanks for the try Gary Marek Kilimajer wrote:what about if( $res->numRows() { while( $row = $res->fetchRows() ){ ... do what you've got to do } } else { ... no rows } Gary wrote:John W. Holmes wrote:I think it is time to call it a day. It is 11pm and I am getting so punchy from this long day, I forgot to say it is a db call using pearDB. If I remove the code and replace it with while ($row = $res->fetchRows()) along the row array it work but then I can't check for > 0 Sorry GaryJohn W. Holmes wrote:tothat fixed the unexpected t_variable but now it is Fatal error: CallCan someone tell where I messed up on this code snippit?Your first mistake is not giving us the full error and the line number...if ($res->numRows() > 0){$responce2,list($id, $question, $responce1,$responce3) = $res->fetchRows()and you're missing a ; here... ^^---John Holmes...$id = $row[0]; $question = $row[1]; $responce1 = $row[2]; $responce2 = $row[3]; $responce3 = $row[4]; }undefined function: fetchrows() list($id, $question, $responce1, $responce2,$responce3) = $res-That means there is no function fetchrows() associated with whatever class $res comes from...fetchRows()