note 44125 added to function.mysql-fetch-array
| From: | noemail at me dot com | Date: | Thu, 15 Jul 2004 16:57:48 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 44125 added to function.mysql-fetch-array | ||
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I ran into this problem and I hope it helps other beginners out.
If you're trying to use count() with mysql_fetch_array() you will get 2x as many elements
(columns/lenght) returned.
ie: If I have 2 columns 'lastname', 'firstname" I would get count() = 4. I
believe this is because it returns both a numberic and an associative array by default.
I used mysql_fetch_row() and I get the corrent number (in this example = 2).
I haven't tried it with passing a 2nd parameter to fetch_array because I'd rather use the
original function.
Cheers
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