> $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM tfcoop ORDER
> BY score DESC",$db);
there already is a score in the database?
i have once played counter strike but im not familiar with how a member gets his score.
btw: never use SELECT *
its ok for learning mysql but its always better to tell mysql what you want.
forget everything i wrote about "team". i thought it would be the scores of the teams but you want the score of every member. i didnt read your post so i didnt know.
but it doesnt matter anyway.
>
> exec(
> "cp $picture
>
http://www.tangoforce.com/images/flags/$nat";);
what is this anyway?
> echo "<table border=1>\n";
thats good for creating a dynamic table. i'd rather clode the php section by ?> so you can just write the html code and have nop problems with quotes.
->
<?
//here is some php
//you can even use this in a loop:
$foo = 0; $max = 20;
while($foo<$max) {
?>
<table> <tr><td>$foo = <?=$foo?>
</tr></tr></table>
<?
$foo++;
//and again some php
}
?>
> It is for my 'clan' website, and absically, I want
> it to display the total of the 'kills' column,
> then (on a new line) the total of the 'deaths'
> column, then I want it to display the result of
> the 'kill total' divided by the 'death total'.
all the other code looks good to but the query should be grouped as i mentioned in the other post:
something like this:
$result = mysql_query("SELECT `membername`, SUM(`kills`) as kills, SUM(`deaths`) as deaths, score FROM tfcoop GROUPY BY `membername` ORDER BY score DESC");
then you use mysql_fetch_assoc to get the keys in the array.
while($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)) {
echo "<b>$row[membername]</b><br>";
echo "score: $row[score]<br>";
echo "kills: $row[kills]<br>";
echo "deaths: $row[deaths]<br>";
echo "ratio: ".($row[kills]/$row[deaths])."<br>";
}
is that what you want?
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