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  1. Thanks for you quick reply. Unfortunatly it appears the curly brace "{}" are meant to be. I changed them as per your suggestion and it broke completely. Eclipse also reports a syntax error when they are changed. I wont post the error as I don't want to confuse the issue. Here is the full code. $query = "SELECT * FROM people"; $result = mysql_query($query); $my_rows; while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result, MYSQL_ASSOC)) { $my_rows = $my_rows. "Name : {$row['name']} " . "id : {$row['id']} "; } echo $my_rows; Thanks again.
  2. Hello, Continuing from the code above I am getting a notice. It still outputs the results after the notice. The notice line number suggests that it is this line: $my_rows = $my_rows. "Name : {$row['name']} " . "id : {$row['id']} "; I receive this error: Notice: Undefined variable: my_rows in /srv/www/htdocs/killerphp/database.php on line 23 If I remove the second $my_rows variable the error goes away but so does the code functionality by only outputting the first db entry. I am using a standard LAMP stack with php 5.2.9 Any ideas of why and if there is replacement code?
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