Hello sam,
Did you try:
while($row1=mysql_fetch_row($result1) AND $row2=mysql_fetch_row($result2)) ?
or this:
while(($row1=mysql_fetch_row($result1)) && ($row2=mysql_fetch_row($result2)))
?
good luck!
P.S. These two actually work... i'm trying to figure out why this
is so... Perhaps operator precedence?... don't know for sure.
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Best regards,
Pablo mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thursday, June 17, 2004, 12:26:29 AM, you wrote:
s> Hi all:
s> i worte a piece of code like this
s> $result1 = mysql_query(query1);
s> $result2 = mysql_query(query2);
s> while($row1=mysql_fetch_row($result1) &&
s> $row2=mysql_fetch_row($result2)){
s> .............}
s> only $row2 is initazlied. row1 is always empty.
s> if i change it like this
s> while($row1=mysql_fetch_row($result1)){
s> $row2=mysql_fetch_row($result2)
s> ........}
s> there will be no problem and both $row1 and $row2 contain values.
s> can anyone tell me why? is it i worte something wrong?
s> sam
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