Hey all, I have noticed (and found this in previous topics before) that if you run $numrows, if you end up doing a search and get 0 results you will get a numrows value of 1 Is there any way around this so far? Thanks in advance,
Hey all, I'm just wondering if I may have found a work around: In looking at the /public_html/includes/classes/kernel/Listings.php file I found the following code: //get the number of listings $resultSet = $db->query($listingSQL); $numrows = $resultSet->num_rows(); $resultSet->freeResult(); if ($numrows == 0) { $numrows = 1; } I changed it around to the following and it worked fine from now on //get the number of listings $resultSet = $db->query($listingSQL); $numrows = $resultSet->num_rows(); $resultSet->freeResult(); if ($numrows == 0) { $numrows = 0; }
Where exactly is this an issue? What exactly do you mean by, "if you run $numrows"??? What are you trying to do? As far as I know, the only time the variable, $numrows is used is for pagination which takes this into account. Bare in mind that in any type of programming, indexing starts with 0 as opposed to human counting which starts with 1. As far as I now and can see for the little amount of time I spent on this, the variable $numrows isn't even assigned to the template. So again, I ask, where exactly is this an issue?
Hey Mate, Thanks for your help. The issue comes about from displaying how many results are displayed from a search result. Without changing that code in the Listings.php file, if there is 1 result it would display $numrows as 1 but if there is no results then $numrows still appears as 1. I found that code on line 495. It did fix the issue that I had though. With 1 result found: http://www.performancecentral.com.a...=Queensland&minprice=&maxprice=&Submit=Search With 0 Results found (this is after changing the code above) http://www.performancecentral.com.a...h Australia&minprice=&maxprice=&Submit=Search I remember a few other members mentioning they had the same issue when displaying 0 results.
