In a database I'm working with, there are 6 columns with names:
price1dollar
price2dollar
price3dollar
price4dollar
price5dollar
price6dollar
I thought that onc开发者_开发百科e I had the result set for the query, I could access it like so with PHP:
for($i = 1; $i <= 6; $i++) {
echo $row['price'+$i+'dollar'].'<br />';
}
and that would print out all the values, but I'm not getting anything printed.
if I use:
echo $row['price1dollar'];
then the value is printed out fine.
I have echo
ed the value of $i
and it prints out 1 to 6 fine, so I don't know whats going on.
Is the $row['price'+$i+'dollar']
syntax not allowed?
Many thanks
should be
$row['price' . $i . 'dollar']
in PHP there are .
(dot) string connections (+
(plus) is i think for example in Java)
In PHP, the +
symbol is the addition operator and it doesn't make sense to perform arithmetic operations on strings. It won't trigger a syntax error since PHP will try to convert your strings into numbers (e.g. 'price'
becomes 0
) but it won't render anything useful.
You probably want the .
symbol which corresponds to the concatenation operator.
See also the var_dump() function, which is very useful to find out what your data contains.
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