Re: Exact equivalent of mysql_data_seek() in PEAR DB
| From: | Christopher Watson | Date: | Wed, 08 Feb 2006 18:39:30 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Exact equivalent of mysql_data_seek() in PEAR DB | ||
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On 2/8/06, Justin Patrin <papercrane@gmail.com> wrote:
> Why? You can iterate through the results normally already. I suggest
> either changing your login to loop through the data only once or
> looking into perhaps MDB2 (I'm not sure if this is supported in it,
> but it is worth a look).
Well, it's just that I perform the query once, and then walk through
the recordset three times to build up some <select> objects and some
JavaScript case structures in order to support all of the requisite
dymanic interactivity on my form. It's all happening within the same
display fuse (I'm using Fusebox 4 for PHP).
I solved the issue by calling fetchRow() with the 0 row number first,
printing out the first HTML element individually, and THEN dropping
into a while loop, calling fetchRow() normally. I don't like it, but
it works.
I'll have a look at MDB2. Thanks,
-Christopher