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It works! I just had to add the count to my already created recordset, change a few things, and everything came out the way I wanted, thank God.
I searched many forums for help and this is the only one I had success in. Thank you so much, sde. You should write a tutorial regarding this topic. Your solution was the simples and most understandable one so far. I hate to think of the other ones!
In case another beginner runs into the same problem, I'm going to add my final query and the table column I had problems with. Who knows, it might be of use to someone.
<?$query_rsCategories = "SELECT *, COUNT(a.article_id) AS count FROM np_categories AS c LEFT JOIN np_articles AS a ON c.category_id=a.article_category_id GROUP BY c.category_id ORDER BY category_name ASC"; ?>
<td width="100"><p><?php echo $row_rsCategories['category_name']; ?> (<? echo $row_rsCategories['count']; ?>)</p></td>
Once again sde, thanks for your help. If you can spare some more time, please, can you just explain the the count query for me so I at least understand why it now works? I don't understand why you can use shortcuts like a and c for example.
Thanks again, very much, for your help.
Last edited by bayruni; 03-31-2006 at 11:23 AM.
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