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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

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Mukesh Yadav

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Peos John

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.

Ray Paseur

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

sanchit gupta

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i also want to make a link to the url both from title and url itself

Peos John

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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