Hi am am relatively new to PHP and mysql and would really appreciate any help… pleeeeease!
I think it is simple but I am having trouble with it. I have two tables
Table 1: product_color
-- Id
-- base_color
-- base_color_name
-- red
-- green
-- blue
Table 2: artwork
-- id
-- art_name
-- product color
The "base_colo开发者_如何学Pythonr" in the Product_color Table, and the "product_color" in the Artwork table have identical values, where the Artwork table has a many to one relationship to the Product Color table.
What I need to do is compare the two tables and IF the value in the Artwork table matches any the identical value in the Product color table then I want to echo the data from the red, green and blue fields of that matching row in the product_table.
I sort of got the mysql statement. But for the life of me I cannot figure out how to retrieve the "Red, Green, and Blue" values from the "product_color" table :(
Here is the mySQL statement:
SELECT * FROM product_color ON artwork.product_color = product_color.base_color
Any help would be SOOOOO appreciated!!
You're close:
SELECT * FROM product_color JOIN artwork ON product_color=base_color
Since you asked for a complete example. Here it is using native functions. (I recommend using PDO if you can but it's a little more involved)
$res = mysql_query( "SELECT * FROM product_color JOIN artwork ON product_color=base_color" );
// check for errors
if( !$res ) {
die( mysql_error() );
}
// now loop through each of the rows returned from the query.
while( $row = mysql_fetch_assoc($res) ) {
// the row is available as an associative array by column name
// so if you want to echo product_color:
echo $row['product_color'];
}
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