[Eoussama]

Hello there, hope you're doing great,
So, I'm trying to load few things from a table `Strg`, I have, for example, 2 rows, but only the first row loads, leaving the second ignored for some reason.

PHP код:

LoadDataEx()
{
    mysql_tquery(handle, "SELECT * FROM `Strg`", "SQL_LoadDataEx");
    return 1;
}
forward SQL_LoadDataEx();
public SQL_LoadDataEx()
{
    new rows = cache_num_rows(), _id;
    if(rows)
    {
        printf("Rows: %d", rows);
        for(new Qr = 0; Qr!=rows; Qr++)
        {    
            cache_get_value_name_int(Qr, "ID", _id);
            printf("Iterator: %d | ID: %d", Qr, _id);
        }
    }
    return 1;
} 


This is what should be loaded from the table


This is what prints out

Код:

Rows: 2
Iterator: 0 | ID: 0
Iterator: 1 | ID: 0

I tried different loops, experimented with lots of things, but it still loads only one row, interestingly, when I skip over the first row for(new Qr = 1; Qr!=rows; Qr++), the second-row loads and vice versa.
I honestly don't know what could be the problem here, just for the record, I'm using MySQL R41-3.

Note: I don't know if this plays any factor in this at all, but the `ID` field is not auto incremented.

I hope someone could provide help, thanks in advance.

[Vince]

Strange. I don't know why it would do that. It does print the correct amount of rows? It's probably going to be something painfully obvious but I'm not seeing it. Try using a variable that doesn't start with an underscore, though. The underscore, like the @-symbol which declares a function/variable as public, may have a special meaning when used as the first character of an identifier.

[Eoussama]

Still the same tho,