echo problem? can't select my data from mysql table

[madkixt]

hello guru(s) and advance i have any problem with $_session

can help me more for solution my problem.

i use this code select.php

<?php
session_start();
include("../dbconfig.php");

$examp = $_GET["q"]; //query number

$page = $_GET['page']; // get the requested page
$limit = $_GET['rows']; // get how many rows we want to have into the grid
$sidx = $_GET['sidx']; // get index row - i.e. user click to sort
$sord = $_GET['sord']; // get the direction
.................
search code ...................
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$idm = $_SESSION['id'];
//SQL Statement
        $SQL = "SELECT * FROM 
				tb_profile A 
				INNER JOIN 
				tbc_divisi B
				ON 
				A.id_divisi = B.id_divisi
				INNER JOIN
				tbc_status_aktif C
				ON
				A.id_statusaktif = C.id_statusaktif 
                                WHERE id_p = ".$idm." ".$wh." ORDER BY ".$sidx." ". $sord." LIMIT ".$start." , ".$limit;
...................
//SQL Query Statment
...................
?>

i cant echo $idm;

so i can't select my data from mysql table...

can i use $_SESSION for this situation or anything else ??

thx before.. please help me...

[JasonDFR]

Try using a " to close your $sql = statement after $limit ( $limit" ; )

Why are you concatenating all the variables in the $sql string? I don't think you need to.

Try:

$SQL = "SELECT * FROM 
				tb_profile A 
				INNER JOIN 
				tbc_divisi B
				ON 
				A.id_divisi = B.id_divisi
				INNER JOIN
				tbc_status_aktif C
				ON
				A.id_statusaktif = C.id_statusaktif 
                                WHERE id_p = '$idm'.'$wh' ORDER BY '$sidx'.'$sord' LIMIT $start , $limit" ;

Actually, as I was putting this together, I realized I have no idea how the dark red portion of the above $sql string works.

Repost the string with sample values. Like you would if you were using the MySQL command line or typing a query into phpmyadmin.

I really don't think you need all those quotes in your string though. When putting integers into a mysql query, you shouldn't put quotes around them. (if you are using integers for id_p, etc)

Jason

[JasonDFR]

And for your $_SESSION variables in the query, you can do:

$q2 = "UPDATE `table`
SET `column` = 'string'
WHERE `column` = {$_SESSION['X']} LIMIT 1 " ;

The above syntax is, strictly speaking, the most correct.