Use Owned_Adoptable to call Adoptable?

[Dinocanid]

To call data from the adoptables table (or any table), you would just use a line of code likes this:

$mysidia->db->select("adoptable", array("Column"), "Row = '$somevalue'")->fetchColumn();

With "adoptable" being the table name. It is case-sensitive though, so it must be exactly how it is typed in phpMyAdmin. Just change adoptable to owned_adoptables if you want that table.

If you're trying to define a variable or something, it would look like this:

$trait = $mysidia->db->select("adoptable", array("Column"), "Row = '$somevalue'")->fetchColumn();

Then you can just use $trait to call it in the php file whenever you need it, instead of calling the table every time. (replacing trait with whatever you would call it of course)

[aquapyrofan]

Originally Posted by Dinocanid

To call data from the adoptables table (or any table), you would just use a line of code likes this:

$mysidia->db->select("adoptable", array("Column"), "Row = '$somevalue'")->fetchColumn();

With "adoptable" being the table name. It is case-sensitive though, so it must be exactly how it is typed in phpMyAdmin. Just change adoptable to owned_adoptables if you want that table.

If you're trying to define a variable or something, it would look like this:

$trait = $mysidia->db->select("adoptable", array("Column"), "Row = '$somevalue'")->fetchColumn();

Then you can just use $trait to call it in the php file whenever you need it, instead of calling the table every time. (replacing trait with whatever you would call it of course)

Is this how I'd use the owned_adoptables "type" value to call a value in adoptables? I'm confused because it doesn't seem like it.