> > > Importance: High > > Sensitivity: Confidential > > Is this being done by your server or by you? >
By me, because of my Company's policies and requirements. Sorry if it bothers anyone :) > > It does print 0 so I guess something must be wrong somewhere else. My > > guess is that $row['total_size'] is not fetching anything. Shouldn't > > the function contain a mysql_fetch_array somewhere? > > Ok. If it prints zero that means it's (a) your SQL query works, (b) your > retrieving the value correctly from the $result. There was an error actually in the query, that was passed while copying one of Ralph's answers. Just a Typo that I didn't saw earlier. > > $row['total_size'] seems to be working as expected. If it wasn't working > correctly it'd probably print "Array" or something. > > You're next option would be to try print_r(); > > > echo "<pre>"; > print_r($row); > echo "</pre>"; > > That will show you exactly what's in $row. > Thanks to everyone who helped me with this. Cesar -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
