I confused the method to flip the place of the echo result, below is my code
while ($looptools == 0) {
$mysqlihelper = " SELECT * FROM soal WHERE nomorsoal = $numberofmysqli ";
$mysqliquery = mysqli_query($konek, $mysqlihelper);
$resultquery = mysqli_fetch_assoc($mysqliquery);
$resulttextjudul = $resultquery['judul'];
if ($resulttextjudul == null) {
unset($resulttextjudul);
$resulttextjudul = "Tunggu Soal Berikutnya ! ..";
$nullerror = true;
} else {
}
if ($nullerror == true) {
echo "<div class=\"head-main-recenttest-result\" style=\"text-decoration:none\">" . $resulttextjudul . "</div>";
} else {
echo "<a href=\"bacasoal.php\"><div class=\"head-main-recenttest-result\" style=\"text-decoration:none\">" . $resulttextjudul . "</div></a>";
}
if ($nullerror == true) {
mysqli_close($konek);
break;
} elseif ($looptools == 10) {
mysqli_close($konek);
break;
} else {
}
}
As you see in the " while
", it's echo the first result and the second result below it, but I want the first result in below of the second result, can anyone tell me the method to do it?
I assume you mean you want to print all successes followed by all errors, or something like that. Here's how:
if($nullerror == true){
$errors .= "<div class=\"head-main-recenttest-result\" style=\"text-decoration:none\">".$resulttextjudul."</div>";
}else{
$successes .= "<a href=\"bacasoal.php\"><div class=\"head-main-recenttest-result\" style=\"text-decoration:none\">".$resulttextjudul."</div></a>";
}
Then, when the while loop is done:
echo $successes ;
echo $errors ;
If you really want to work your way backwards through the results in $mysqliquery
, that's a different answer.
UPDATE: to reverse the order of successes / errors on display, just put the latest additions in front:
if($nullerror == true){
$errors = "<div class=\"head-main-recenttest-result\" style=\"text-decoration:none\">".$resulttextjudul."</div>" . $errors;
}else{
$successes = "<a href=\"bacasoal.php\"><div class=\"head-main-recenttest-result\" style=\"text-decoration:none\">".$resulttextjudul."</div></a>" . $successes ;
}
sorry if i answer my own question because i found it out myself
use mysqli_num_rows or often called mysqli count
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