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chrissim
msg:4173345 | 2:06 pm on Jul 20, 2010 (gmt 0) |
hi
i'm trying to use the pagination script created by Stranger Studio [strangerstudios.com ].The script works fine for me but the major issue here i'm having the difficulty to get the highest click based on today date. What i want is today date ranging from the highest click to the lowest.
For eg
id| Date | Click
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1. 20-07-2010 200
2. 20-07-2010 180
3. 20-07-2010 150
The mysql query were somehow doesn't blend it well with Stranger Studio script. The query worked fine if i don't used the pagination script.
Any idea how to query them in order here?
here's my problem of the code
$result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM $tbl_name where date = '$time' ORDER BY hits $dir LIMIT $start, $limit");
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chrissim
msg:4173349 | 2:14 pm on Jul 20, 2010 (gmt 0) |
nevermind about it i've figured it out then. What i did is to use the ASC or DESC to get the right order that i wanted here
Thanks anyway :)
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Matthew1980
msg:4173357 | 2:24 pm on Jul 20, 2010 (gmt 0) |
Hi there Chrissim,
Not picking fault at all, but I thought it worth a mention. When using a mysql_query(); function and constructing a statement that contains concatenated vars in there, I would always construct the string outside of the function, and assign it to a var, just so that you can easily debug it should something go wrong.
For example:-
$SqlQuery = "SELECT * FROM `".$tbl_name."` WHERE `date` = '".$time."' ORDER BY `hits` ".$dir." LIMIT ".$start.", ".$limit." ";
$result = mysql_query($SqlQuery);
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At least this way its easier to debug the string to screen.
Just thought I would mention that.
Cheers,
MRb
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chrissim
msg:4173735 | 12:22 am on Jul 21, 2010 (gmt 0) |
Thanks Matthew1980 for a piece of advise:)
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