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Hi I can't understand why when I execute a query :

$select = "SELECT nom_utilisateur, mot_de_passe,
nom,prenom,date_de_naissance,
site_internet,avatard,email FROM utilisateur
WHERE nom_utilisateur = '$nom_utilisateur'";
$req = mysql_query($select) or die('Erreur SQL !');
$nom = mysql_result($req,0,"nom");
$prenom = mysql_result($select,0,"prenom");
$adresse = mysql_result($select,0,"adresse");
$email = mysql_result($select,0,"email");

I only can print $nom value anybody see ?

thanks in advance
Jul 17 '05 #1
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.oO(Alexandre)
Hi I can't understand why when I execute a query :

$select = "SELECT nom_utilisateur, mot_de_passe,
nom,prenom,date_de_naissance,
site_internet,avatard,email FROM utilisateur
WHERE nom_utilisateur = '$nom_utilisateur'";
$req = mysql_query($select) or die('Erreur SQL !');
$nom = mysql_result($req,0,"nom");
$prenom = mysql_result($select,0,"prenom");
$adresse = mysql_result($select,0,"adresse");
$email = mysql_result($select,0,"email");

I only can print $nom value anybody see ?


You're passing $select instead of $req to the mysql_result() function.
Didn't PHP complain about that? Is error_reporting set to E_ALL?

You might also want to have a look at mysql_fetch_assoc(), would be much
easier and probably faster.

Micha
Jul 17 '05 #2
On 2005-01-20, Alexandre <wh**@msn.com> wrote:
Hi I can't understand why when I execute a query :

$select = "SELECT nom_utilisateur, mot_de_passe,
nom,prenom,date_de_naissance,
site_internet,avatard,email FROM utilisateur
WHERE nom_utilisateur = '$nom_utilisateur'";
$req = mysql_query($select) or die('Erreur SQL !');
$nom = mysql_result($req,0,"nom");
$prenom = mysql_result($select,0,"prenom");
$adresse = mysql_result($select,0,"adresse");
$email = mysql_result($select,0,"email");

I only can print $nom value anybody see ?
You're saying:
$nom = mysql_result($req,0,"nom"); ^^^^

But then you're saying:
$prenom = mysql_result($select,0,"prenom");

^^^^^^^

You might want to look into mysql_fetch_array() though.

--
Cheers,
- Jacob Atzen
Jul 17 '05 #3

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