Where are my values?!

[Sanders Kaufman]

No - this isn't a morality question. :)

When I run this:
foreach ($this->RecordSet[0] as $x=>$y){
echo "<br>$x = $y";
}

I get this:
username = alpha
password = omega

But when I run this:
echo $this->Recordset[0]["username"]
echo $this->Recordset[0]["password"]

I don't get squat.
I know it's something symple with the sintax - but I just ain't seeing it.

What am I doing wrong?!

[Michael Fesser]

..oO(Sanders Kaufman)

>No - this isn't a morality question. :)

There's not even a constructor ... SCNR ;)

>When I run this:
foreach ($this->RecordSet[0] as $x=>$y){
echo "<br>$x = $y";
}

I get this:
username = alpha
password = omega

But when I run this:
echo $this->Recordset[0]["username"]
echo $this->Recordset[0]["password"]

I don't get squat.
I know it's something symple with the sintax - but I just ain't seeing it.

Do you have error_reporting set to E_ALL? PHP should give you a notice.

$this->RecordSet
$this->Recordset

See the difference?

Micha

[Chris Hope]

Sanders Kaufman wrote:

No - this isn't a morality question. :)

When I run this:
foreach ($this->RecordSet[0] as $x=>$y){
echo "<br>$x = $y";
}

I get this:
username = alpha
password = omega

But when I run this:
echo $this->Recordset[0]["username"]
echo $this->Recordset[0]["password"]

I don't get squat.
I know it's something symple with the sintax - but I just ain't seeing
it.

What am I doing wrong?!

Case sensitivity.

$this->RecordSet[0]

is not the same as

$this->Recordset[0]

--
Chris Hope | www.electrictoolbox.com | www.linuxcdmall.com

[Sanders Kaufman]

Michael Fesser wrote:

.oO(Sanders Kaufman)

>No - this isn't a morality question. :)

There's not even a constructor ... SCNR ;)

>When I run this:
foreach ($this->RecordSet[0] as $x=>$y){
echo "<br>$x = $y";
}

I get this:
username = alpha
password = omega

But when I run this:
echo $this->Recordset[0]["username"]
echo $this->Recordset[0]["password"]

I don't get squat.
I know it's something symple with the sintax - but I just ain't seeing it.

Do you have error_reporting set to E_ALL? PHP should give you a notice.

$this->RecordSet
$this->Recordset

See the difference?

Oh, for crying out loud!
I knew it was something stupid.
Thanks.

[Toby A Inkster]

Sanders Kaufman wrote:

But when I run this:
echo $this->Recordset[0]["username"]
echo $this->Recordset[0]["password"]

I don't get squat.

Are you sure the keys are exactly right? Sure it's not something like...

$this->Recordset[0]["username "]

??

--
Toby A Inkster BSc (Hons) ARCS
[Geek of HTML/SQL/Perl/PHP/Python/Apache/Linux]
[OS: Linux 2.6.12-12mdksmp, up 35 days, 1:40.]

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