Fetching More than one Array

[The1corrupted]

This is truly frustrating. I'm trying to fetch one array from two different tables. Personally, I think it would work but I always get this:

Warning: mysql_fetch_arr ay(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in C:\Vardaes\more 1.php on line 50

Well... here's line 50 and the array fetch just before it.

$tablesummon=my sql_query("SELE CT * FROM user_table WHERE cn='$user'");
$array=mysql_fe tch_array($tabl esummon);

$summon=mysql_q uery("SELECT * FROM rooms WHERE ns='$array[12]' , ew='$array[13]' , ud='$array[14]'");
$ray=mysql_fetc h_array($summon );

I'm working with an XYZ coordinate system, or trying to at least. I'm trying to pull back the correct coordinates for the correct display.

I've even tried parsing it with a while statement and it still comes up with that same error. Need help badly.

[ronverdonk]

You must specify an AND relation in your second query, like this:

$summon=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM rooms 
           WHERE ns='$array[12]' 
           AND ew='$array[13]' 
           AND ud='$array[14]'");

It is also good practise to catch any errors that might result from the SELECT statement, then your statement must be coded something like:

$summon=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM rooms 
           WHERE ns='$array[12]' 
           AND ew='$array[13]' 
           AND ud='$array[14]'")
  or die ("SELECT error": ".mysql_error());

Ronald :cool:

[The1corrupted]

This only brings up more problems to my attention. Sessions... somehow I can never get these right. I've been through the tutorials and I'm stuck scratching my head because when I put it into practice, it blows up on me.

This also has to do with MySQL because I want to compare the session variables to pull back the right info.

[ronverdonk]

Now let's get this straight: don't change the thread subject!

Did my reply help you with your SELECT query or not? And if not, what was the error this time?

Ronald :cool:

[The1corrupted]

Quite... Guess I'll just start a new thread, then.

[ronverdonk]

That still gives no answer to the question whether the post (AND relations) helped or not.

Ronald :cool:

[The1corrupted]

Okay... More to do with arrays. How can I get a rolling output from a mysql table?

[PHP]
<?php
session_start() ;
$x=$_SESSION['xcoord'];
$y=$_SESSION['ycoord'];
$z=$_SESSION['zcoord'];

$checklocal=mys ql_qyery("SELEC T *
FROM user_table
WHERE ns='$x'
AND ew='$y'
AND ud='$z'");
$checkarray=mys ql_fetch_array( $checklocal);
?>[/PHP]
Obviously, this will equal more than one entry so how do I keep it rolling until none are left?

[ronverdonk]

Use the mysql_fetch_* command. Like the following example that gets one row at a time from the result set and echoes the content of column 'column_name' to the screen.

[php]while ($checkarray=my sql_fetch_array ($checklocal)) {
echo $checkarray['column_name' ];
// ... etc ...
}[/php]

Ronald :cool:

[The1corrupted]

Coolies! Thanks.

[ronverdonk]

You are welcome (of course)!

Ronald :cool: