PHP array in MySQL query??

Sean	#18230 30.10.2009 03:17
Contributors	ha ha yes it looks like i made a typo. I don't think this is the problem though... ive had serialize working properly when i was messing around with it before but it still wasn't working for me. How would I serialize $collections[$count]? When I tried it before, $collections['1'] out puts as s:1:"1"; which of course just gives me an SQL error. I guess i dont quite understand how serialize works. EDIT: I think ive found out what is causing the 905 error. After the second SQL query theres a line sed_die(mysql_num_rows($sql_pff)==0); which is causing it to die. should have seen this earlier. So this means that the SQL queries are failing and not finding anything.... Added 16 minutes later: Ahh stupid me. I figured it out. The sed_import for $f was wrong, 2\|3\|5 is not a int. I set it to txt and now it works
Отредактировано: Sean (30.10.2009 03:59, 15 лет назад)

Sean

#18230 30.10.2009 03:17

ha ha yes it looks like i made a typo. I don't think this is the problem though... ive had serialize working properly when i was messing around with it before but it still wasn't working for me. How would I serialize $collections[$count]? When I tried it before, $collections['1'] out puts as s:1:"1"; which of course just gives me an SQL error. I guess i dont quite understand how serialize works.

EDIT:
I think ive found out what is causing the 905 error. After the second SQL query theres a line

sed_die(mysql_num_rows($sql_pff)==0);

which is causing it to die. should have seen this earlier. So this means that the SQL queries are failing and not finding anything....

Added 16 minutes later:

Ahh stupid me. I figured it out. The sed_import for $f was wrong, 2|3|5 is not a int. I set it to txt and now it works

Отредактировано: Sean (30.10.2009 03:59, 15 лет назад)