[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
In the following code, only the first row from query1 displays along with the
display stuff from query3. The problem: query1 refuses to recurse to the next
and following rows.
It appears that the sub-queries in the main query cause the $row++; not to
work.
Is there some conditional that might it prompt it to do so?
I'm stumped - worked at variations for a few days. Any help, pointers,
suggestions most gratefully welcome!
<?php
include("dbc.php");
if (!$db){ $_SESSION['db'] = "select-thread"; session_write_close();
header("location: db.php");}
$query1 = "SELECT * FROM replies WHERE mid = '{$_SESSION['mid']}'";
$result1 = pg_exec($db, $query1);
if (!$result1) { exit;}
$numrows1 = pg_numrows($result1);
$row = 0;
do
{
$myrow = pg_fetch_array($result1, $row);
/* display stuff */
$query2 = "SELECT * FROM subs WHERE mid = '{$_SESSION['mid']}' AND
rid = '{$myrow['rid']}'";
$result2 = pg_exec($db, $query2);
if (!$result2) { exit;}
$numrows2 = pg_numrows($result2);
$row = 0;
do
{
$myrow =
pg_fetch_array($result2, $row);
/* display stuff */
$row++;
}
while ($row < $numrows2);
$query3 = "SELECT * FROM subs where subsid = '{$_SESSION['subsid']}'
AND rid = '{$myrow['rid']}' AND responded = '1'";
$result3 = pg_exec($db, $query3);
if (!$result3) { exit;}
$numrows3 = pg_numrows($result3);
$row = 0;
do
{
$myrow = pg_fetch_array($result3,
$row);
/* display stuff */
$row++;
}
while ($row < $numrows3);....
$row++;
}
while ($row < $numrows1);
?>
If I may, I would like to suggest a few other changes that you might like.
first off, don't use counters, they waist cpu cycles. Try this code out.
<?php
include("dbc.php");
if (!$db){ $_SESSION['db'] = "select-thread"; session_write_close();
// Whhhhaaaattttt........??? what is this for?
header("location: db.php");}
#
#
#
# why are you displaying anything after a header('Location ....') call?
// Build first query
$query1 = "SELECT *
FROM replies
WHERE mid = '{$_SESSION['mid']}'";
// Execute query. if it fails, skip this block
if ( ($result1 = pg_exec($db, $query1)) !== false ) {
// if we are here, the query worked. Loop through results
while ( $row1 = pg_fetch_assoc($result1) ) {
/* display stuff */
// Build second query
$query2 = "SELECT *
FROM subs
WHERE mid = '{$_SESSION['mid']}'
AND rid = '{$row1['rid']}'";
// Execute second query, if it fails, skip this block
if ( ($result2 = pg_exec($db, $query2)) !== false ) {
// If we are here, the query worked. Loop through results
while ( $row2 = pg_fetch_assoc($result2) ) {
/* display stuff */
}
}
// Build third query
$query3 = "SELECT *
FROM subs
WHERE subsid = '{$_SESSION['subsid']}'
AND rid = '{$row1['rid']}'
AND responded = '1'";
// Execute third query, if it fails, skip this block
if ( ($result3 = pg_exec($db, $query3)) !== false ) {
// If we are here, the query worked. Loop through results
while ( $row3 = pg_fetch_assoc($result3) ) {
/* display stuff */
}
}
}
}
?>
My guess is is that you don't want to actually 'exit;' the script if a
query fails, you just wanted to skip displaying any data for it. I
might be wrong, but I adjusted my example to factor this in.
Inquiring minds want to know. Why is it that you have a header() call
with a location header that tells this script to go somewhere else, but
then you display a bunch of data after the header call is sent to the
client?
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