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Posted by Amanda Hemmerich on 08/13/05 10:02
Gary Smith wrote:
>Amanda,
>
>What happens if you
>print_r($projects);
>after
>$tpl->assign('projects', $projects);?
>
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Ok, I did this, and it prints out the array of project stuff, however,
it doesn't seem to be saving the sub-project array in the array. The
two projects with sub projects have the same structure as those with no
sub projects. Here is an example of two projects, one with a sub
project, one without:
Array ( [1] =>
Array ( [0] => CATPA [1] => Curation Analysis Tool for Protein
Alignments [2] => [3] => As the genomes of more organisms become fully
sequenced, there will be a greater opportunity to understand the
function, structure, and evolution of genes. Typically, blah, blahblah.
[4] => 34 [5] => )
[14] => Array ( [0] => Regulatory Elements [1] => Regulatory Elements
[2] => [3] => Transcriptional factors regulate gene expressions by
binding to elements in DNA sequences. These regulatory elements are ofen
short (about 4-15 nucleotides long), hidden in the background of nearly
random DNA sequences, which make their identification difficult. blah,
blahblah. [4] => 0 [5] => )
)
Looks like the structure is:
[14] (project_id) => Array ( [0] => short_name [1] => title [2]
=>short_description [3] => description [4] => file_id [5] =>
parent_project_cd)
I'm sort of at a loss. I don't see any column names in the array, which
I thought would be there, and it looks like adding the subs to the array
did not work, either.
>Gary
>
>
>in article 42FD4781.4010107@indiana.edu, Amanda Hemmerich at
>ahemmeri@indiana.edu wrote on 8/12/05 3:06 PM:
>
>
>
>>Great! That worked! At least, it didn't get any errors. :)
>>
>>Now, I am trying to loop through both arrays on the HTML/Smarty side,
>>but nothing is showing up. The name of the project does not show up,
>>but for each iteration of the loop, it prints out "- id ()" and "No subs
>>for this project", even for projects that have sub projects. I've never
>>used a Smarty "foreach" before - I normally use Smarty "sections", and
>>I'm not getting any errors, so I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.
>>
>>{foreach from=$projects item='entry'}
>> <b>{$entry.short_name}</b> - id ({$entry.project_id})<br />
>> <ul>
>> {foreach from=$entry.subs item='sub'}
>> <li>{$sub.short_name} - {$sub.project_id}</li>
>> {foreachelse}
>> <li>No subs for this project</li>
>> {/foreach}
>> </ul>
>>{foreachelse}
>> <b>No projects found</b>
>>{/foreach}
>>
>>
>>Gary Smith wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>>Hi Amanda,
>>>
>>>Try this:
>>>
>>>
>>>$query ="SELECT * FROM projects WHERE parent_project_id is NULL OR
>>>parent_project_id = ''";
>>>
>>>$projects = $db->getAssoc($query, DB_FETCHMODE_ASSOC);
>>>
>>>foreach ($projects as $key => $project) {
>>>if (!empty($project['project_id'])){
>>>
>>> $id = $project['project_id'];
>>> $query ="SELECT * FROM projects WHERE project_id = ? ";
>>>
>>> $sub = $db->getAssoc($query, false, array($id));
>>> $projects[$key]['subs'] = $sub;
>>>}
>>>}
>>>
>>>$tpl->assign('projects', $projects);
>>>
>>>Gary
>>>
>>>
>>>in article 42FCF52F.9040707@indiana.edu, Amanda Hemmerich at
>>>ahemmeri@indiana.edu wrote on 8/12/05 9:14 AM:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>$query ="SELECT * FROM projects WHERE parent_project_id is NULL OR
>>>>parent_project_id = ''";
>>>>
>>>>$projects = $db->getAssoc($query, DB_FETCHMODE_ASSOC);
>>>>
>>>>foreach ($projects as $key => $project) {
>>>>if (!empty($project[$key]['project_id'])){
>>>>
>>>> $id = $project[$key]['project_id'];
>>>> $query ="SELECT * FROM projects WHERE parent_project_id = ? ";
>>>>
>>>> //$sub = $db-> getAssoc($query, false, array($id));
>>>> //$projects[$key]['subs'] = $sub;
>>>>}
>>>>}
>>>>
>>>>$tpl->assign('projects', $projects);
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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