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SQL/Array question
I'm trying to create an array from a mysql query. For example
$query = mysql_query("SELECT id FROM users ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 84"); now I need to create an array of the id's. For example $id[0], $id[1] - $id[83]. Thanks. |
Ok this is what I'm getting from your question. Let me know if I understood incorrectly.
You want an array with all the values to do something with later. You could create your array dynamically by using the mysql_fetch_array Code:
$idArray = array(); |
Thats great, thanks for the help.
1 problem. How can I read the database backwards? The graph's high point is left now and I want it on the right. If I do the query ASC it pulls old information instead of the new information, if I pull it DESC its the correct information but as I said above the graph is backwards. Thanks again for the help. |
ASC or DESC are the only options, but to get your desired results you might need to make a complex query.
can you show by example, what you need and also give us table details. certainly someone will be happy to help you. |
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