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Posted by Jφrg Hermsdorf on 05/02/05 20:47
OK OK, I have to mention, that I actually do
'pagination', so I won't have such large result sets
;-) I just wanted to know what the most elegant way to
handle results is, because I somehow didn't feel that
comfortable transfering result sets into arrays!
I also consider moving to a different database
abstraction layer like pear::db or something... what
would you recommend me? I don't have time to evaluate
all the possibilities ;-)
--- Vicente Werner <vwerner@gmail.com> schrieb:
> Well at this moment there's no such function, you'll
> need to make your
> own function/block/... plugin (because there're many
> ways to do it) if
> you want to do it that way. It's not difficult to do
> if you want a
> very specialized function -for example, if it only
> has to work with
> that table- and a bit more when using it for more
> general cases.
>
> A more elegant approach will be to instaurate a
> pagination, I doubt
> that 2000 rows on the screen are useful, better to
> show say 50 per
> page , and give the option to go to another page.
>
> Going a bit off topic in my answer, I suggest you
> move forward to
> adodb or another db abstraction clases, it will
> bring you aditional
> features in the long run (for example if you
> eventually upgrade to
> mysql 4.1 your application as it is will be broken)
> that overcome any
> disavantage at this point and ease implementation of
> features like
> paging.
>
> On 5/2/05, JΓΆrg Hermsdorf <funtasyspace@yahoo.com>
> wrote:
> > Hello List,
> > I would like to know if there is an easier way to
> > handle MySQL result sets in smarty? Currently I
> only
> > know of the approach to prepare an array out of
> the
> > resource id returned by mysql_query() :
> >
> > ...
> > $result = mysql_query('SELECT * FROM ...');
> > while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result))
> > {
> > $result_array[] = $row;
> > }
> > $smarty->assign('results', $result_array);
> >
> > Then I can use the result set within the {foreach
> > item=result from=$result_array}{/foreach}
> function.
> >
> > But I'm looking for another way, where I can
> directly
> > assign the resource like this:
> >
> > $smarty->assign('results', mysql_query('SELECT *
> FROM
> > ...'));
> >
> > ... is there a foreach-like smarty-plugin-function
> > that can handle a "resource id" instead of an
> array?
> >
> > Thanks, JΓΆrg.
> >
>
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