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Problem with arrayHi,
in my library the location of the found book should be shown, but unfortunately the locations are all displayed under the first book and all locations are only listed. I want every location to be displayed under the corresponding book, but I don't know why it allways shows me all locations, because the command for it is included in a while construct which works out all the results, that means one book after the other. Here the code: PHP Code:
thanx Matthias |
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I cannot imagine your database structure/data or output norok, so please use the [code] tags to show a sample output off this script and what you expect from a fix.
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you know you do a mysql_query inside a mysql_query
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Ok,here is the code of the outputhtmlPHP Code:
appear under the corresponding book, but all in one list under the first book. Matthias |
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