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php mysql look for re sult that = y

Posted on 2013-01-06

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the code below is work but i want to change not limit 1 in case presell.stockcut is y such as they have 10 row but they have 1 row that
presell.stockcut = y

then go to

if($checkstockcut == "y") {
echo "<meta http-equiv=\"refresh\" content=\"0;url=presalefromS1.php/\" />\n";
}

$query20 = "SELECT presell.stockcut FROM presell WHERE refid = '$invoicenocheck' limit 1 ";
$query20result = mysql_query ($query20) or die( mysql_error());
$row_slelectPresell = mysql_fetch_assoc($query20result );
$checkstockcut = $row_slelectPresell['stockcut'];
echo $checkstockcut;
if($checkstockcut == "y") {
echo "<meta http-equiv=\"refresh\" content=\"0;url=presalefromS1.php/\" />\n";
}
else {

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by:Ray Paseur

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ID: 387485102013-01-06

Something like this uses the while() iterator to get multiple rows.

$query20 = "SELECT presell.stockcut  FROM presell WHERE refid = '$invoicenocheck' limit 10 ";
$query20result  = mysql_query ($query20) or die( mysql_error());
while ($row_slelectPresell = mysql_fetch_assoc($query20result ))
{
      $checkstockcut = $row_slelectPresell['stockcut'];
      echo $checkstockcut;
      if($checkstockcut == "y") 
      {
          echo "<meta http-equiv=\"refresh\" content=\"0;url=presalefromS1.php/\" />\n";
      }
      else { ...
}

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