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Posted by Kye on 10/19/07 11:01
> As far as I know, that is the 71st resource you create in your script.
> There are functions for getting the type of the resource if you don't
> know it. A resource is a PHP-special data type and is used for files,
> database connections and a lot more. I don't think you can get much more
> details than the resource type.
So is there any way to know why :
<td class="pageHeading">
<? if ( isset($_POST[dropdown]) ) {
$heading = mysql_query("SELECT links_categories.category,
links_categories.cat_id FROM links_categories WHERE $_POST[dropdown] =
links_categories.cat_id") or die('Error, Heading select failed');
} else {
$heading = "Markets, Fairs, Fetes and Field Days";
}
echo $heading; ?></td>
is returning a Resource ID # 71 or occasionally # 73???
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Yours Sincerely
Kye
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