01-19-2017, 12:07 PM
I realised during my test i was arranging the $m incorrectly in the string.
So trying out a simple test by manually setting prints out correctly with the following:
for your use it should be:
breaking down into its sections helps when trying to work out concatenations:
I have changed the quotes from to for ease of reading, either works.
I hope this solves it for you. If not then i will need to test with the sql query and results filter.
So trying out a simple test by manually setting
Code:
$mCode:
$fnameCode:
lnameCode:
echo '<a href="profile.php?id='.$m.'"'.'>'.$fname.' '.$lname.'</a><br>';for your use it should be:
Code:
echo '<a href="profile.php?id='.$m.'"'.'>'.$found->fname.' '.$found->lname.'</a><br>';breaking down into its sections helps when trying to work out concatenations:
Code:
'<a href="profile.php?id='Code:
.Code:
$mCode:
.Code:
'"'Code:
.Code:
'>'Code:
.Code:
$found->fnameCode:
.Code:
' 'Code:
.Code:
$found->lnameCode:
.Code:
'</a></br>';I have changed the quotes from
Code:
"Code:
'I hope this solves it for you. If not then i will need to test with the sql query and results filter.
