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var sels = Document.form1.ck_js; what's behind that ck_js?
You paste your code in HTML code format so it's easy for everyone to see. Now this is too hard to see!
Let's go to dinner first, huh?
That's the code.
if (Isset ($_post[' submit ')) && $_post[' act ']== "search") {
Include_once (' conn.php ');//Import Database Connection file
$sql = "Select ' link_id ', ' link_name ', ' link_name ' from ' link_tal ' WHERE ' $searchConditon '";
$rst = mysql_query ($sql, $conn); Execute Query
if ($rst) {//Determine if the query was successful
while (@ $row =mysql_fetch_array ($rst)) {//Loop output results will return the result to the $row array
foreach ($product _info as $row) {
echo "". $row->product_id. ";
echo "". $row->product_name. ";
echo "". $row->product_time. ";
echo "". Anchor (' updatelink.php/'. $row->link_id);
echo "";
Mysql_close ($conn);//close connection to release resources
}
?>
Put it in there to get an error.
Put the conn.php out and put out the error message.
echo "". $row->product_id. ";
echo "". $row->product_name. ";
echo "". $row->product_time. ";
echo "". Anchor (' updatelink.php/'. $row->link_id);
Can you take array values like that? Did I ignorant it?
Should it be written $row[' product_id '?
Oh, thanks. That was before the CI framework was written to find a solution or thank you for your parting.