Re: Mysql fetch_row()
| From: | Kim Steinhaug | Date: | Sun, 20 Jun 2004 23:08:09 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Mysql fetch_row() | ||
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Whatabout :
mysql_fetch_array()
or
mysql_fetch_object()
Both gives you both the results and the names of the coloumns.
Maby I didnt get the question right but since nobody else mentioned it, .)
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"Gerben" <gerbendekeijzer@12move.nl> wrote in message
news:20040620170525.85393.qmail@pb1.pair.com...
> when I call mysql_fetch_row() I get an array, but this Array doesn't have
> the fieldnames as array-keys.
> I've seen several codes from others where they use something like
>
> print $row['key'];
>
> This doesn't work on my server. Is this because my server-software is too
> old or am I using the wrong function?
> PHP Version 4.3.4
> mySQL version: 3.23.54