Getting field elements of another none-core field

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13 years 2 months ago #18875 by ggppdk
I see that the query includes some PHP variables. (e.g.: $field_id)
First make sure that you have copied the ALL the code that assigns a value to these variables.

Also print these variables, to make sure they have (a correct) value. You can also print and copy the query, and then use phpmyadmin to test what rows it returns.

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13 years 1 month ago #19160 by fesghel
I really did check all of them. I even got the output query and test it and it was right, but it's still not workin'. At the end of this code, I added this:

if (!$results) {
$depfieldnameA1 = '123';

} else {

$depfieldnameA1 .= $results->text;
}

And it doesn't return anything. I mean it has a result(and doesn't get me '123') but I'm getting no answer.

Anyway, do I really have to run the query again?

Thanks

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