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Blacknight
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posted posted 02-20-2002 18:44

ive started lerning php
ind im triieng to do a simple database output(newsscript)
but im sortof...dum

how does the readout work (i've got the connection right so far)
i dont want a finished script only something that gives me a clue of how it works

tutorial-links would be nice

Dark Phoenix
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posted posted 02-20-2002 19:21

It's connected, and you want to know how to get the info out?

"No one's going to give you a map; you've got to walk your own path." = Hot Ice Hilda, Outlaw Star.

Blacknight
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posted posted 02-20-2002 19:32

jes thats right....i know no one will give me a map but a push in the right direction and some sites where to finde tutorials???

Dark Phoenix
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posted posted 02-20-2002 19:40

Go to http://www.php.net and read the section on FTP functions.

Basically, all you have to do is connect, log in and then use ftp_put() to put the file where you want it.

Just make sure the folder allows writing.

"No one's going to give you a map; you've got to walk your own path." = Hot Ice Hilda, Outlaw Star.

Pugzly
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posted posted 02-20-2002 21:13

I don't see anything in the original request for FTP features....

If you're wanting to get a row of data out, you need to look at mysql_fetch_row

Dark Phoenix
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posted posted 02-20-2002 21:15

Sorry; got mixed up with another request.

Do you know SQL?

And you should NEVER use mysql_fetch_row(); use mysql_fetch_array() instead.

"No one's going to give you a map; you've got to walk your own path." = Hot Ice Hilda, Outlaw Star.

butcher
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posted posted 02-20-2002 21:19

If you could give a little better discription of how your database is set up, what kind of database you are using, and what you want to display from it, we could probably help you a little better.


-Butcher-

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Blacknight
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posted posted 02-21-2002 13:55

i'm using a sql Database and alli realy want is to have a newsscript that orders the Titles by date.

wats the difference between fetch_array and fetch_row?

Dark Phoenix
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posted posted 02-21-2002 14:37

Did you set up the database tables?

"No one's going to give you a map; you've got to walk your own path." = Hot Ice Hilda, Outlaw Star.

Blacknight
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posted posted 02-21-2002 14:50

yes if done that

Blacknight
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posted posted 02-21-2002 15:01

my first try but i doesnt realy work
<?php
$server ="***";
$user="***";
$pass="***";
$dbase="***";
$conn= @mysql_connect($server, $user,$pass) or die ("Konnte verbindung zur db nicht herstellen");


mysql_select_db($dbase, $conn);

$ergebnis=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM News");
$datensatz=mysql_fetch_array($ergebnis); Ive also tried fetch_row same result
print "$datensatz";

mysql_close($conn);
?>


But the output i get ..lok at http://www.wrightone.org/news.php



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GRUMBLE
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posted posted 02-21-2002 15:02

www.php.net/manual is your all time number 1 ressource to go!

database output you want?

well basics steps to do so:

#connect to database - mysql_connect()
#select db - mysql_select_db()
#make query - mysql_query()
#fetch your results - mysql_fetch_array()
#do what you want with your data.

note: everytime you make mysql_fetch_array you get the data of the next row in an array.

any more questions? just ask...

edit: uhhh, simultaneous post.



[This message has been edited by GRUMBLE (edited 02-21-2002).]

GRUMBLE
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posted posted 02-21-2002 15:05

try:

print "$datensatz[0]";

cause you are trying to output an array. you have to access every element of the array.

Blacknight
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posted posted 02-21-2002 15:06

hehe works partly ..but how do i get all the data in the tablerow ??

GRUMBLE
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posted posted 02-21-2002 15:09

for ($i=0;$i<count($datensatz);$i++) {
print "$datensatz[$i]<p>";
}

here we go....
mess around with the script n variables if it doesnt work.

edit: forgot a $

[This message has been edited by GRUMBLE (edited 02-21-2002).]

Blacknight
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posted posted 02-21-2002 15:44

so the script now reads one dataset but it doesnt erad out all (like in a newsscript)

GRUMBLE
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posted posted 02-21-2002 16:04

as i said above, you have to do mysql_fetch_array everytime you want to access the next row.
the most common way is to put a while around your for:

while ($datensatz=mysql_fetch_array($ergebnis)) {
for ($i=0;$i<count($datensatz);$i++) {
print "$datensatz[$i]<p>";
}
}

Blacknight
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posted posted 02-21-2002 16:16

hmm no changes http://www.wrightone.org/news.php

GRUMBLE
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posted posted 02-21-2002 16:24

i dont see much there.
can you send me the php file or post it here?

Blacknight
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posted posted 02-21-2002 16:36

<?php
$server ="***";
$user="***";
$pass="***";
$dbase="***";
$conn= mysql_connect($server, $user,$pass) or die ("Konnte verbindung zur db nicht herstellen");


mysql_select_db($dbase, $conn);

$ergebnis=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM News");
$datensatz=mysql_fetch_array($ergebnis);
while ($datensatz=mysql_fetch_array($ergebnis)) {
for ($i=0;$i<count($datensatz);$i++) {
print "$datensatz[$i]<p>";
}
}


php mysql_close($conn); ?>


i know what you see is youst the script itself ..i havent done much mor yet


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Dark Phoenix
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posted posted 02-21-2002 16:40

Forgot to mention that; use a while loop:

while($row = mysql_fetch_array(*pointer to the query))
{
*Display the stuff using $row[]
}

That'll display everything.

"No one's going to give you a map; you've got to walk your own path." = Hot Ice Hilda, Outlaw Star.

GRUMBLE
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posted posted 02-21-2002 16:48

hmmm. dont see any errors there...
but kill the line: $datensatz=mysql_fetch_array($ergebnis);
before the while loop, cause otherwise you are fetching twice and will start with the second row.

how many rows do you have in your table?

Blacknight
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posted posted 02-21-2002 16:58

now youve confused me

my script
<?php
$server ="***";
$user="***";
$pass="***";
$dbase="***";
$conn= mysql_connect($server, $user,$pass) or die ("Konnte verbindung zur db nicht herstellen");


mysql_select_db($dbase, $conn);

$ergebnis=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM News");
$datensatz=mysql_fetch_array($ergebnis);
while ($datensatz=mysql_fetch_array($ergebnis)) {
for ($i=0;$i<count($datensatz);$i++) {

}
}
while($row = mysql_fetch_array($ergebnis))-------i keep geting an error in this line
{
print $row[0];
}


mysql_close($conn); ?>



[This message has been edited by Blacknight (edited 02-21-2002).]

GRUMBLE
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posted posted 02-21-2002 17:00

maybe because you are already at the end of your mysql-table.
once again the question: how many rows do you have in your mysql-table?

Blacknight
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posted posted 02-21-2002 17:06

4: Title Content User Date

GRUMBLE
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posted posted 02-21-2002 17:09

i think these are the columns. i meant the rows. (how many entries)

and as i said above, kill that line.

Blacknight
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posted posted 02-21-2002 17:10

at the moment ive got 2 but those will increase

GRUMBLE
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posted posted 02-21-2002 17:16

hmmm... that is really strange.
i cant see the problem right now.
did you remove the line: $datensatz=mysql_fetch_array($ergebnis);
before the while already and still get that error?

Dark Phoenix
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posted posted 02-21-2002 17:18

Why are you counting and then going back to print?

First of all, only call mysql_fetch_array() in a while loop.

Each time you call it, perform every action you want to perform on it then; don't call it twice. Once you reach the end of the database, you'll have to requery it; so don't.

The count just seems useless to me. Do you need to count for some reason?

"No one's going to give you a map; you've got to walk your own path." = Hot Ice Hilda, Outlaw Star.

ASP Newbee Programmer
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posted posted 02-21-2002 17:20

Hai Blacknight!

I´ve read your posts.
Why is it so hard to understand this.
I know you know more. So don´t play the stupid little boy.

Edefix

Blacknight
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posted posted 02-21-2002 17:21

no i dont have to count..i joust wqant all the datasets to be read out

Pugzly
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posted posted 02-21-2002 17:38

There is also nothing wrong with using mysql_fetch_row if you are only going to be returning a single row. While start a loop for one cycle?

Dark Phoenix
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posted posted 02-21-2002 18:19

Because in this case, odds are it won't be one cycle.

And take out the for loop section completely.

"No one's going to give you a map; you've got to walk your own path." - Hot Ice Hilda, Outlaw Star.

Blacknight
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posted posted 02-21-2002 18:22

w´hy take it out wat would it change ...i wont to understand what im doing to...thx for all you

GRUMBLE
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posted posted 02-21-2002 18:41

having a look at: http://www.wrightone.org/news.php
it seems to work now, right?

Blacknight
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posted posted 02-21-2002 20:27

yes it workes ive youst have to see how i can formate it *gG*

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