Re: Still trying to figure this out...

Rob W. wrote: > Nope, I still dont get anything back from that. it will AT THE VERY LEAST return the string: '<select name="port"></select>' do you have any idea what you have in your database??? and have you ever heard of print_r() or var_dump()? you can use them to *investigate* your problem. ... >> $sqlRange = array(); >> if ($res = mysql_query('SELECT switchport FROM network')) { >> while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($res)) $sqlRange[] = $row['switchport']; >> } var_dump($sqlRange, array_diff(range(1,24), $sqlRange)); >> >> echo '<select name="port">'; >> foreach (array_diff(range(1,24), $sqlRange) as $port) { >> echo '<option >> value="',$port,'">',$port,'</option>'; >> } >> echo '</select>'; >> >> /* >> >> NOTE: >> >> 1. you have to loop your mysql result to get each port that is already >> used in the DB into you array >> 2. try to output something that resembles proper HTML (an <option> >> without a closing tag sucks) >> >> */ >> >> >