mysql_get +
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Last Post: May 30, 2012 (RSS)
By Perchpole - May 30, 2012
Hello,
I've just realised that mysql_get does not return uploads.
I need to look-up an image associated with a record - something like this...
This doesn't work so I'd like find a way that does using code that's as simple and efficient as mysql_get.
What's the next step up?
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Perch
I've just realised that mysql_get does not return uploads.
I need to look-up an image associated with a record - something like this...
<?php $type = mysql_get('typetable', $record['type']); ?>
<?php $typeIcon = $type['icon'][0] ?>
<img src="<?php echo $typeIcon['urlPath'] ?>" />
etc...
This doesn't work so I'd like find a way that does using code that's as simple and efficient as mysql_get.
What's the next step up?
:0)
Perch
Re: [Perchpole] mysql_get +
By Jason - May 30, 2012 - edited: May 30, 2012
Hi Perch,
You'll need to use a second function to get the uploads for that record. You could use the getUploadRecords() function like this:
This will make $icons an array of all the icon uploads in the $type record.
Hope this helps
You'll need to use a second function to get the uploads for that record. You could use the getUploadRecords() function like this:
$type = mysql_get("typetable", $record['type']);
$icons = getUploadRecords('typetable', 'icon', $type['num']);
This will make $icons an array of all the icon uploads in the $type record.
Hope this helps
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