Hi David,
in PHP, you can not access associative arrays with index numbers
(and your mysql row arrays will be of the associative kind).
But Chris posted a kludge recently:
//snip
Just for kicks ... here's something pretty ugly (I'd never use it), but
neat if you're interested (or somehow really have your heart set
on using
integers). There are probably a handful of other ways to do this:
$test = array ( 'a' => 'A', 'b' => 'B', 'c' => 'C');
$test_keys = array_keys( $test );
print $test[$test_keys[2]]; // Prints "C" - Same as print $test['c'];
~Chris
//snip
Timo
Am Dienstag den, 3. September 2002, um 08:33, schrieb David Banning:
> if I set test = "Y";
> then
>
> if ($test == "Y") {echo ("it matches");}
>
> seems to work while
>
> if ($row[24] == "Y") {echo ("it matches");}
>
> does not.
> The row[24] mysql variable is char type and 1 char long.
>
> any idea why it is not doing the comparison?
>
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