Error in php select pdo

<?php
 include ("./inc/header.inc.php");
$userid="";
$dblinks = DB::query('SELECT url, title FROM links WHERE user_id!=:userid ORDER BY id DESC', array(':userid'=>$userid));
$links = "";
$links_t = "";
foreach ($dblinks as $u) {
    $links .= $u['url'];
    //$links .= $
}
    foreach ($dblinks as $t) {
            $links_t .= $t['title']."<hr /></br />";

}
?>

<div class="links">
<?php echo $links;
echo $links_t;
?>
 </div>

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The output is coming as all the urls one by one and the title one by one. I want url and title to be together then a <hr> then next url and title and so on. any help
sanchit guptaAsked:
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Mukesh YadavFull Stack DeveloperCommented:
Try this ;)

For that you need a single loop:

foreach ($dblinks as $u) {
    $links .= $u['url'] . ' ' . $t['title']."<hr /></br />";
}

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Peos JohnPHPCommented:
You do not need to have two foreach loops for this already $dblinks will have both

foreach ($dblinks as $u) {
    $links .= $u['url'].''.$u['title'].'<hr>' ;
    //$links .= $
}

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If you can what is the html output you are trying to achieve, it will be better to understand and construct that.
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Ray PaseurCommented:
Some good "getting started" examples for PHP and MySQL when using PDO are available in this article
https://www.experts-exchange.com/articles/11177/PHP-MySQL-Deprecated-as-of-PHP-5-5-0.html
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sanchit guptaAuthor Commented:
i also want to make a link to the url both from title and url itself
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Peos JohnPHPCommented:
i also want to make a link to the url both from title and url itself

Can you post a sample output you are looking for?
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Ray PaseurCommented:
Hmm... If you're new to PHP and want to learn the language, this article can help.  You should have a working knowledge of HTML before you start with PHP.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/articles/11769/And-by-the-way-I-am-New-to-PHP.html

Try something like this.  I can't test it because I don't have your database, but I think it's at least close to right in principle.
<?php // demo/temp_sanchit.php
/**
 * https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29007039/Error-in-php-select-pdo.html
 */
error_reporting(E_ALL);

include ("./inc/header.inc.php");

$userid="";
$dblinks = DB::query('SELECT url, title FROM links WHERE user_id!=:userid ORDER BY id DESC', array(':userid'=>$userid));

$html = NULL;
foreach ($dblinks as $row)
{
    $out
    = '<a href="'
    . $row['url']
    . '">'
    . $row['url']
    . '</a>'
    . ' '
    . '<a href="'
    . $row['url']
    . '">'
    . $row['title']
    . '</a>'
    . '<hr>'
    . PHP_EOL
    ;
    $html .= $out;
}

echo '<div class="links">';
echo $html;
echo '</div>';

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sanchit guptaAuthor Commented:
@PeosJohn this particular thing
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Ray PaseurCommented:
stale question
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