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    Default Total PHP/MySQL noob, how do I grab a row and then output it?

    Hey,

    I'm a total n00b with PHP/MySQL and I'm learning so;

    How do I grab the data from a MySQL table? I have a table called siteconfig and in there I want to grab the single result from sitename.

    Now, I did:
    PHP Code:
    $sitenquery "SELECT sitename FROM siteconfig";
    $sitendb mysql_query($sitenquery);
    $sitename mysql_result($sitendb); 
    and then:
    PHP Code:
    <title><?php echo($sitename); ?></title>
    But it doesn't work?

    Sorry if this is a stupid question but I am still learning!
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    If you wanted a single row and you knew, for example, that the ID was, again for example, 1, you could do this:

    Code:
    $query = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM `siteconfig` WHERE `id` = '1'");
    $row = mysql_fetch_assoc($query);
    
    echo $row['sitename'];
    That should work
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    If you just want one field, use mysql_result like you tried.

    PHP Code:
    <?php
    $query 
    mysql_query("SELECT `sitename` FROM `siteconfig`;");
    $sitename mysql_result($query,0); // From the 0th row

    echo $sitename;
    ?>
    If you want the whole result set in an array, use MattFr's method.
    Last edited by Apolva; 16-05-2010 at 03:22 PM.

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