ts order by
> > receipt_id DESC LIMIT
> > > 0,1";
> > > $order = mysql_query($query);
> > > $myrow = mysql_fetch_array($order);
> > > $my_id = $myrow["orderid"];
> > > $my_id = $orderid;
> > > return $orderid;
> > >
No, it should not return what you want.
When you do
$orderid = mysql_query($query);
all this does is actually execute the query, and returns an array
containing the actual result set.
What you need to do from here is to do:
$myrow = mysql_fetch_assoc($orderid);
Now, what you have is an associati
This is the query I am running on my database:
$query = "select orderid from receipts order by receipt_id DESC LIMIT
0,1";
$orderid = mysql_query($query);
That should return the last record in the DB? Correct?
I currently get a number returned which is the number plus 1.
IE if 423 is the las
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