Re: Need a hint on how to display mysql field as a link to a query
- From: "Larry C" <lccronin@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2008 18:43:27 GMT
"Embedded Link" was the term I should have been searching for
Thanks Again
Larry C
"Larry C" <lccronin@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:2S9Lj.4231$3w2.1051@xxxxxxxxxxx
Thank you very much
I can work with that and figure it all out.
Larry C
"Floortje" <none@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:47fd2861$0$53214$dbd4b001@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxLarry C schreef:Hello,
Hoping someone can point me in the correct direction. My Google searches are just getting me to many hits.
I have a database for a golf league. I want to display the names of the members but have the name be a link to there own page. I could "hard code" the page but I wanted to have the same option under the page for standings which will vary week to week.
index.php
$sql = "SELECT * FROM MEMBERS";
foreach($db->q($sql) as $member){
echo '<a href="members.php?memberId='.$members['memberId'].'">'.$member['name'].'</a>'
}
members.php
$sql = "SELECT * FROM members WHERE memberId = '.intval($_GET['memberId']).'";
if($db->q($sql)){
// display contents
}
note: change the $db->q() stuff to whatever you would like to use for conecting to the database.
Could someone just point me to a site that could explain it a bit. I need to learn how to do it because I think I want to do something similar with our schedule page.
Thanks
Larry C
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