30/11/2016
Having looped once through a mysql result, the pointer is set to the last row of the result; looping through the same result will return null except if you reset the pointer. You can reset the pointer using mysqli_data_seek($mysqliQueryResult, 0) In short, you reset the counter every time you intend on looping through a formerly looped mysql result.
Having looped once through a mysql result, the pointer is set to the last row of the result; looping through the same result will return null except if you reset the pointer. You can reset the pointer using mysqli_data_seek($mysqliQueryResult, 0) In short, you reset the counter every time you intend...