06.06.2020, 15:58
Are you sure PrintVehicleStats() is actually called?
Also, now every loop calls cache_num_rows(). I personally prefer to only use cache_num_rows() if you've just to check if there are rows. If I want to use the amount of rows (eg. for a loop) I'd go with cache_get_row_count(), since cache_num_rows() does the same.
Just something about minor optimalizations in runtime (which you would never see back in runtime tho -just hate the fact it has to do more work for the same outcome).
Anyway, make sure PrintVehicleStats() is called and that there are actually results for the used query.
Also, now every loop calls cache_num_rows(). I personally prefer to only use cache_num_rows() if you've just to check if there are rows. If I want to use the amount of rows (eg. for a loop) I'd go with cache_get_row_count(), since cache_num_rows() does the same.
Just something about minor optimalizations in runtime (which you would never see back in runtime tho -just hate the fact it has to do more work for the same outcome).
Anyway, make sure PrintVehicleStats() is called and that there are actually results for the used query.