On Monday 04 November 2002 16:42, Steve Jackson wrote:
> I want to display an address from my database based on an orderid. Where
> am I going wrong? I am still unsure how Php interacts with mySQL but am
> I right in assuming it should be an array?
>
> My code...
>
> function get_shipping_address($address_array)
> {
> $conn = db_connect();
> $orderid = get_order_id($orderid);
> $query = "SELECT * FROM orders WHERE orderid = '$orderid'";
> $row = mysql_fetch_array($query);

You don't need the foreach loop (and in fact you've mixed up its parameters so 
it wouldn't work anyway).

> foreach ($address_array as $row)
>       {
>       $ship_name = $row["ship_name"];
>       $ship_address = $row["ship_address"];
>       $ship_city = $row["ship_city"];
>       $ship_zip = $row["ship_zip"];
>       $ship_country = $row["ship_country"];
>       }

Just simply:

  $ship_name = $row["ship_name"];
  $ship_address = $row["ship_address"];
  $ship_city = $row["ship_city"];
  $ship_zip = $row["ship_zip"];
  $ship_country = $row["ship_country"];



Here's how foreach can be used:

 foreach ($row as $field_name => $field_value)
        {
        echo "$field_name contains $field_value<br>";
        }


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