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  • Thread Starter Eamonn

    (@eamonn_gormleyyahoocom)

    Ah, got it. Bug of my own making, I’d let a </form> tag creep in before the submit button.

    Eamonn

    (@eamonn_gormleyyahoocom)

    I’m having a few issues with this:

    <?php
    $query ="SELECT um1.meta_value, um2.user_id, um2.meta_value, um3.meta_value, um4.meta_value
    FROM wp_usermeta um1
    RIGHT JOIN wp_usermeta um2 ON um1.user_id = um2.user_id
    RIGHT JOIN wp_usermeta um3 ON um1.user_id = um3.user_id
    RIGHT JOIN wp_usermeta um4 ON um1.user_id = um4.user_id
    WHERE um1.meta_key = 'cat'
    AND um2.meta_key = 'last_name'
    AND um3.meta_key = 'first_name'
    AND um4.meta_key = 'sex'
    ORDER BY um1.meta_value ASC, um4.meta_value ASC
    LIMIT 0 , 30";
    $output = $wpdb->get_results($query);
    
    foreach($output as $rider) {
     echo (var_dump($rider));
     echo("<br />");
    }
    ?>

    As you can see in the SELECT I’m trying to get five columns out of the database but I’m only getting two, namely sex and user ID. The SQL works fine in PHPMyAdmin but when I try to get it into a web page it’s not working so well, so I’m suspecting it’s something with the way I’m using get_results.

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