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I have the following SQL statement which runs fine as a raw SQL query. But when I put it into my PHP script I can't seem to access the u_owned_by.full_name element.
Here is my SQL statement:
select t.created_on_date, t.check_status_on_date, t.due_on_date, t.id, t.title, u_owned_by.full_name, u_assigned_to.full_name, c_category.category, s_subcategory.subcategory,
from ralph_Tasks t, ralph_Cat c, ralph_Sub s
left join ralph_Users u_owned_by on u_owned_by.id = t.owned_by
left join ralph_Users u_assigned_to on u_assigned_to.id = t.assigned_to
left join ralph_Cat c_category on c_category.id = t.category
left join ralph_Sub s_subcategory on s_subcategory.id = t.subcategory;
Here is my PHP part:
while ($php_row = mysql_fetch_object($php_re
<?php echo $php_row->u_owned_by.full_
All I see on the web page is 'full_name' instead of the actual name I see when I run the SQL query. So, I guess I don't have the php access part right.
Here is my SQL statement:
select t.created_on_date, t.check_status_on_date, t.due_on_date, t.id, t.title, u_owned_by.full_name, u_assigned_to.full_name, c_category.category, s_subcategory.subcategory,
from ralph_Tasks t, ralph_Cat c, ralph_Sub s
left join ralph_Users u_owned_by on u_owned_by.id = t.owned_by
left join ralph_Users u_assigned_to on u_assigned_to.id = t.assigned_to
left join ralph_Cat c_category on c_category.id = t.category
left join ralph_Sub s_subcategory on s_subcategory.id = t.subcategory;
Here is my PHP part:
while ($php_row = mysql_fetch_object($php_re
<?php echo $php_row->u_owned_by.full_
All I see on the web page is 'full_name' instead of the actual name I see when I run the SQL query. So, I guess I don't have the php access part right.
while ($php_row = mysql_fetch_object($php_re
<?php= $php_row->full_name?>
don't refere to table's name, just column's name
<?php= $php_row->full_name?>
don't refere to table's name, just column's name
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>don't refere to table's name, just column's name
The full_name field is in the Users Table. Tasks fields Category and SubCategory are INT indexes pointing to full_name in Users. Thus
u_owned_by.full_name, u_assigned_to.full_name
In Tasks Table, one record shows owned_by a value 5 which in Users matches the ID value of 5 for full_name == Ralph. In Tasks, assigned_to shows value of 8 which in Users table show index of 8 has full_name == Steve. So, I need to distungish specifically for each one. That's way I had
<?php echo $php_row->u_owned_by.full_
but it wasn't working. BTW when I used full_name only it worked for owned_by but not assigned_to - when I used full_name only, both showed the same text value (Ralph).
The full_name field is in the Users Table. Tasks fields Category and SubCategory are INT indexes pointing to full_name in Users. Thus
u_owned_by.full_name, u_assigned_to.full_name
In Tasks Table, one record shows owned_by a value 5 which in Users matches the ID value of 5 for full_name == Ralph. In Tasks, assigned_to shows value of 8 which in Users table show index of 8 has full_name == Steve. So, I need to distungish specifically for each one. That's way I had
<?php echo $php_row->u_owned_by.full_
but it wasn't working. BTW when I used full_name only it worked for owned_by but not assigned_to - when I used full_name only, both showed the same text value (Ralph).
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PHP is not mySQL, within PHP, you CAN'T refere to table's name, you must give your field a unique name using "as"
<?php
while ($php_row == mysql_fetch_object($php_re
echo $php_row=>u_owned_by.full_
}
?>