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Posted by Captain Paralytic on 09/03/07 12:35
On 3 Sep, 13:10, "Matthew White" <mgw...@msn.com> wrote:
> "Captain Paralytic" <paul_laut...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> > On 2 Sep, 21:42, "Matthew White" <mgw...@msn.com> wrote:
> >> I have started using the new mysql_* extensions. Here is the code I am
> >> trying to run:
> >> $temp2 = "SELECT * FROM assignments2 WHERE daydue < '247' &&
> >> progress !=
> >> '100'";
> >> $temp2 = mysqli_query($mysqli,$temp2) or
> >> die(mysqli_error($mysqli));
> >> $temp2 = mysqli_fetch_array($temp2) or
> >> die(mysqli_error($mysqli));
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> >> This query doesn't work (though it throws no errors). Only when I change
> >> the "<" to "<=" does the script work. Why doesn't the less than operator
> >> work?
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> > "This query doesn't work",
> > Very helpful this, very discriptive!
> > What precisely doesn't work about it? Do you just get no data output?
> > If so, please post some of the output from when it does "work".
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> When it fails, it just returns a blank page, disregarding all other code
> below it. If it completes, it will display the names and dates of all
> assignments that are overdue.- Hide quoted text -
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It can't return a blank page. It is a query. It returns a data
resourse.
Now I asked you to "please post some of the output from when it does
"work"."
Instead you told me about the data that the program displays on a web
page (I assume).
Now can you please post some of the output FROM THE QUERY!
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