Total Result Php Mysql
PHP Mysql
limit the result to 5
I can display the 5 results using a do & while which it ok.
I want to list the total or all the results without using a do or while
this is so I can combine the results and remove duplicate words from the
total results
I.E.
Do & While
row result
1 this is the top
2 this is the bottom
3 this is the middle
4 this is the end
5 this is the finish
This is what I want to do:
result
this is the top this is the bottom this is the middle this is the end this
is the finish
modified result::
this is the top bottom middle end finish
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