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mysql_result() requires a query-result to work with. If no query-result is available, this can be for several reasons:
- there was an error.
- the query is of a type that only returns a success/failure. For example: INSERT or UPDATE queries.
The code you posted is just a function library, so I can't tell what actual code calls the problematic function, so at this stage we can't really debug further.
Also note that the mysql_ set of functions is deprecated and you should use the mysqli_ functions. See php.net for details.
- there was an error.
- the query is of a type that only returns a success/failure. For example: INSERT or UPDATE queries.
The code you posted is just a function library, so I can't tell what actual code calls the problematic function, so at this stage we can't really debug further.
Also note that the mysql_ set of functions is deprecated and you should use the mysqli_ functions. See php.net for details.
You need to check the value of $this->query = mysql_query(...) and if it indicates an error then print mysql_error() to see what went wrong.
You should also check the returns of mysql_connect() and mysql_select_db().
And I really hope you're using escape(). :-)
You should also check the returns of mysql_connect() and mysql_select_db().
And I really hope you're using escape(). :-)
closed. thanks for your help guys.
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