Yes, the while loop will retrieve all the rows from the database.
The foreach loop you had been using was retrieving all the data from each
row. The only appreciable difference between your code and mine is in the
circumstance, if you added more columns to the database, you would need to
add more
Would that work for multiple rows though? This is getting a varying
number of rows.
Patrick Price wrote:
I believe your best bet is to change how you are iterating through the
$row data.
Since there are only 6 columns of data, I think the simplest solution
is to remove the foreach() and h
I believe your best bet is to change how you are iterating through the $row
data.
Since there are only 6 columns of data, I think the simplest solution is to
remove the foreach() and handle each column's data independently, ie:
while($row = mysql_fetch_row($result10))
{
print '
I am quite new at this so please bare with me.
I am getting a several rows of data from a database to display in a
table. One of the fields is in a format that I want to change before
putting it in the table. The field is time in seconds, but I want it to
be displayed in minutes instead. Be
