These are great for those one record queries you run into -- increases productivity.
By : atxbag
<? /* * These functions provide a simple API for returning one set of results. * Syntax : * mysql_one_data($query); * mysql_one_array($query); * * Example : * $fname = mysql_one_data("SELECT fname FROM users WHERE id = '2'"); * * $user = mysql_one_array("SELECT * FROM users WHERE id = '2'"); */
/* * mysql_one_data([ string query ]); */
function mysql_one_data($stmt) { $query=mysql_query($stmt); $result=mysql_fetch_row($query); return($result[0]); }
/* * mysql_one_array([ string query ]); */
function mysql_one_array($stmt) { $query=mysql_query($stmt); $result=mysql_fetch_array($query); return($result); } ?>
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