[PHP] Small anoying problem.

[Dzetki]

I've stressed with this the entire day. Still haven't figured out why it won't work within one of my classes.. 7

Anyone know what's wrong with this function?

public function link() {
 
         $getlink = mysql_result(mysql_query("SELECT `value` FROM cms_settings WHERE variable='cms_url'"), 0) or die(mysql_error());
         return $getlink;
 
       }

To me it looks ok, dunno about you guys though..

 

[Markshall]

What's wrong with it?

 

[Dzetki]

It just simply won't fetch the data from the database even though there's a mysql connection, so basically tons of the links in the script doesn't work 'cause it has no value at all.

Edit:
Scratch it. I went for defining the constant "WWW". Works like a dream.

 

[Tronscript]

Even though you said nevermind, you should try echo, instead of return.

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[Dzetki]

Even though you said nevermind, you should try echo, instead of return.

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Echo shouldn't be used within a function. Ever. Plus the problem has been solved so there really weren't any need to post anything more in this thread.

I suggest mods close the thread to make sure the thread isn't bumped more