On Mar 24, 11:57 am, sebb86 <kahlc...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Jeremy
>
> Thanks! :) That works.
>
> But now, i thought i was ready.... i noticed another problem.
> The debug output above is for a port, which has no value in the field
> "uplink_id". But the port with "id" -> 3 has value 1 in "uplink_id".
> So port with id 3 points to port with id 1.
> Now, the problem is, that i need the "hardware_unit" in the table cell
> with the "uplink_id" (in my example port with id 3), not in the cell
> to which points this "uplink_id" (in my example port with id 1).
>
> Any ideas?
>
> [view retrieve code]
> <td> <?php echo $port['Port']['uplink_id']; ?>
> <?php if ($port['Port']['uplink_id'] != NULL) { ?> <?php echo
> "("; echo $port['Port']['0']['HardwareUnit']['schenker_number']; echo
> ")"; } ?></td>
> [/code]
>
> i despair of this problem :(
That doesn't work? It looks as though it should. Maybe I'm
misunderstanding your question.
But I don't understand why there's an array key 0. It should be
'PortUplink', I think. What was the exact find() you used?
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