Excuse me for what I'm sure is an elementary question for most of you, but I have an issue with table columns from separate tables having the same name as one another, and trying to select from both tables in the same query.
Okay, so this is my code:
$q_value = $mdb2->quote($_POST['query']);
$field = $_POST['field'];
$sql = "SELECT m.*, l.name FROM memberlist m, mail_lists l
WHERE m.$field=$q_value
AND l.id = m.list
ORDER BY m.id";
$l_list = $mdb2->queryAll($sql, '', 'MDB2_FETCHMODE_ASSOC');
The table memberlist has the following columns:
id, email, list, sex, name
and the table mail_lists has the following columns:
id, name
After running the query, I later loop through the results with a foreach like so:
foreach ($l_list as $l){ //blahblah }
The problem is that the column 'name' in mail_lists refers to the names of the list, while the column 'name' in memberlist refers to the name of the member.
When I later access $l-name (within the foreach), will I get m.name, or l.name? Furthermore, how do I get access to the other?
Or will I just have to do two separate queries?
