Missing element in array?!

[Akhenaten]

I have the following query I run to pull some data from the db. The
sql (when run on the db) returns 2 elements. However, if I var dump my
variable ($aidlook) then the first element in the array does not show
up.

$getaid = mysql_query("SE LECT a_uid FROM `answers` WHERE `qid` =
$qid", $db);
$aidlook = mysql_fetch_arr ay($getaid,MYSQ L_NUM);

Doing a var dump returns: array(1) { [0]= string(1) "4" }

I should be getting 2 elements (4 and 5).

I am totally baffled. code as follows:

*************** ******
if (!is_array($aid look)) $aidlook = array($aidlook) ; // Check for the
existence of the array in case of null returns

if (!in_array($use rid,$aidlook)) // Look for our element which in
this case is "5"
{
if ($qstatus === 1) // Do a status check
{
}

answer_box($qid ,$answ); // additional function being run

} else
{
echo "Your Text Here";

}
}
../JLK

[Gordon Burditt]

>I have the following query I run to pull some data from the db. The

>sql (when run on the db) returns 2 elements. However, if I var dump my
variable ($aidlook) then the first element in the array does not show
up.

$getaid = mysql_query("SE LECT a_uid FROM `answers` WHERE `qid` =
$qid", $db);
$aidlook = mysql_fetch_arr ay($getaid,MYSQ L_NUM);

Doing a var dump returns: array(1) { [0]= string(1) "4" }

I should be getting 2 elements (4 and 5).

mysql_fetch_arr ay returns the results from ONE ROW. Since you are
only selecting one column in your query, you should have only one
element in the array. If you want the results from more than one
row, loop calling mysql_fetch_arr ay. Note that if you try doing
this and then merging the arrays, you're going to merge a whole
lot of arrays with a "0" index and likely you will end up with an
array with a single "0" index.

>I am totally baffled. code as follows:

************** *******
if (!is_array($aid look)) $aidlook = array($aidlook) ; // Check for the
existence of the array in case of null returns

if (!in_array($use rid,$aidlook)) // Look for our element which in
this case is "5"
{
if ($qstatus === 1) // Do a status check
{
}

answer_box($qi d,$answ); // additional function being run

} else
{
echo "Your Text Here";

}
}
./JLK

[Akhenaten]

mysql_fetch_arr ay returns the results from ONE ROW. Since you are
only selecting one column in your query, you should have only one
element in the array. If you want the results from more than one
row, loop calling mysql_fetch_arr ay. Note that if you try doing
this and then merging the arrays, you're going to merge a whole
lot of arrays with a "0" index and likely you will end up with an
array with a single "0" index.

That I did not know..... Thank you.

../JLK