I figured out a work-around...
>>>
// had to remove this line: if ( $k == "id" && $v != "0" ) {
if ( $seatingz == "9" || $aa == $seatingz ) {
if ( $colorz == "9" || ( $cc == $colorz || $dd == $colorz || $ee == $colorz
)) {
if ( $typez == "9" || $gg == $typez ) {
if ( $xxxx != $ffff ) { // to keep from repeating each table twice
$xxxx = $ffff;
<<<
where $ffff is the last value to be harvested in the array. Why this works
I have no idea...
BenO
At 07:43 AM 2/2/2001 -0800, you wrote:
>Hi;
>Can someone please explain the logic of why this is happening? I moved my
>server to a different co-location. As a consequence a certain PHP3 script
>quit working (?). Same server, same config, just quit. Now I'm
>trouble-shooting it and I've traced the problem thus:
>
> >>>
>$xxxx = "";
>// had to remove this line: if ( $k == "id" && $v != "0" ) {
>if ( $seatingz == "9" || $aa == $seatingz ) {
>if ( $colorz == "9" || ( $cc == $colorz || $dd == $colorz || $ee ==
>$colorz )) {
>if ( $typez == "9" || $gg == $typez ) {
>if ( $xxxx != $yy ) { // to keep from repeating each table twice
> $xxxx = $yy;
><<<
>
>Prior to all of this is a loop defining an array of values from a MySQL
>table; after it is a loop printing those values in a table. Variables
>ending in *z* are obtained from the client through a *POST* statement. The
>value of *9* is a default, meaning the client has not entered a value. As
>an example, *$aa* is the specific value for *seating* in the table which
>is called by the MySQL statements for a specific row of data. The line I
>had to remove was necessary before moving the server for reasons that were
>and are beyond me. But when I moved the server, that line prevented
>anything from printing. I removed it, then I discovered that all values
>established *prior to* the first variable the client inputs (which changes
>the *z* variables) printed, while those after it didn't. In other words,
>if the client input a value for *type*, which would correspond to *$gg*,
>then *$aa* through *gg* printed, but all the values after that didn't!
>Now, for *some reason* before I moved the server this loop wanted to print
>two copies of everything, so I put in this $xxxx value stuff in the last
>*if* statement. That stopped it and it worked fine (i.e., printed just one
>copy of everything like it was supposed to). While I was trouble-shooting
>this sucker, I slapped in the declaration of *$xxxx = "";* and I'll be a
>son-of-a-gun, suddenly the darn thing prints out an ungodly number of the
>same loop (I currently only have one row in the table as I test it), and
>after about 20 iterations it starts tossing in the extra values that it
>had been skipping (e.g., those beyond $gg in the above example), so that
>after about 100 iterations I have the complete package! What the he*$^%)
>is going on???
>BenO
>
>
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