Hey guys me again.

 

Atm I'm receiving undefined index when I try to echo out a table.

 

Mine code;

 

<?php
include("config.php");

$sql=mysql_query("SELECT post FROM news");
$rij=mysql_fetch_array($sql);
$row=mysql_fetch_assoc($sql);

echo $row['number'];

echo $rij['number'];
echo $rij['post'];
echo  "<br>";


?>

 

Number table setting;

Column; number

Type; INT

Length/Values;255

Auto_Increment; (tried it both on yes and no)

 

Anyone have any idea or must I echo it out in a different way?

using var_dump() would save the need to post messages like this again.

 

http://uk3.php.net/var_dump

 

 

Also look at the documentation for the functions your trying to use as they have code samples on how to use them.... the php manual is probbly one of the best dev docs ive used.

 

http://uk.php.net/mysql_fetch_assoc

Edited February 27, 201214 yr by SniderDK

If you're only selecting the post column, where's "number" coming from?

Hey guys me again.

 

Atm I'm receiving undefined index when I try to echo out a table.

 

Mine code;

 

<?php
include("config.php");

$sql=mysql_query("SELECT post FROM news");
$rij=mysql_fetch_array($sql);
$row=mysql_fetch_assoc($sql);

echo $row['number'];

echo $rij['number'];
echo $rij['post'];
echo  "<br>";


?>

 

Number table setting;

Column; number

Type; INT

Length/Values;255

Auto_Increment; (tried it both on yes and no)

 

Anyone have any idea or must I echo it out in a different way?

u have to select every field ur outputting

$sql=mysql_query("SELECT `post`,`number` FROM news");

There was some bug in the wamp server.

 

After re-installing the wamp program and re-create the table and re-create the code it finnaly worked correctly.

 

Oh well thanks for the headups.

There was some bug in the wamp server.

 

After re-installing the wamp program and re-create the table and re-create the code it finnaly worked correctly.

 

Oh well thanks for the headups.

mmm from what i can see the only bug was in ur code lol but none the less glad u got it working