I assume you're getting fields with the same name from pulling data from two or
more tables. Something like "SELECT * FROM TABLE1, TABLE2 WHERE TABLE1.id =
TABLE2.id" or something like that.
At any rate, if you can.. it's always good to name the fields you want to pull
instead of using "SELECT
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mydata['contactID_2']
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From: Daniel Kaliel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: php-windows@lists.php.net
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I have pull a bunch of data from an SQL database through a query. The problem
I am running into is I pull two fields with the exact same name. How do I grab
the right info? I have been using mydata ß the array name.
mydata['contactID'] Should I instead use the array value so mydata[8]?
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Well its not exactly what I was looking for but you gave me some ideas,
but still got this small problem:
If I know the value in the array, say for example 49. Then I want to
store the previous and next value in the array? I know the othe
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If I have an array like this > [0] => 1 [1] => 2 [2] => 3 ... [99] =>
100
If I want to select [50] => 51 and store the value that's 2 positions
before and 1 position after, how can I do?
If I want to know what position value 71 have?
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$dataarray($key+1), that's easy. But the other way
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in my experience, using numeric indices to
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If I have an array like this > [0] => 1 [1] => 2 [2] => 3 ... [99] =>
100
If I want
If I have an array like this > [0] => 1 [1] => 2 [2] => 3 ... [99] =>
100
If I want to select [50] => 51 and store the value that's 2 positions
before and 1 position after, how can I do?
If I want to know what position value 71 have?
I have search the PHP-manual and found some functions as
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It's a numerical key so $myArray[] = "value"; will work perfectly!
Thanks!
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> Ok here goes!
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> Lets say I have an array:
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> $myArray = array();
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> Now lets say I am looping over something
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Ok here goes!
Lets say I have an array:
$myArray = array();
Now lets say I am looping over something
How do I simply add a new value to the array??
I just want to start tacking on new key/value pai
Ok here goes!
Lets say I have an array:
$myArray = array();
Now lets say I am looping over something
How do I simply add a new value to the array??
I just want to start tacking on new key/value pairs to the array.
I must be missing something really basic, but I'm not getting it LOL
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