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Posted by Richard Conway on 07/12/05 16:30
Luigi Donatello Asero wrote:
> "Richard Conway" <ric@shoe.com> skrev i meddelandet
> news:EoPAe.1910$y86.1491@fe03.ams...
>
>>Luigi Donatello Asero wrote:
>>
>>>"Richard Conway" <ric@shoe.com> skrev i meddelandet
>>>news:65PAe.4097$2I4.453@fe05.ams...
>>>
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>>Maybe try replacing the number references in the array with the column
>>names from the table, ie instead of having $mycolumn[1], $mycolumn[2]...
>>have $mycolumn['<column_1_name>'], $mycolumn['<column_2_name>']...
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> I did but I still get
> Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_VARIABLE in
> /home/s/scaiecat/www/sv/test20.php on line 10
> One extra question:
> While writing names of the columns which consist of several words should I
> set a "_" among these words?
>
No, just make sure they are enclosed in single quotes ' '. I generally
try to avoid using table names or column names with spaces in as it can
be a bit confusing. From the way your code appears on usenet I find it
hard to determine which is line 10. I assume it is the printf() line
but could you clarify?
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