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Matthew Lawson
17,297 PointsI think I'm close...Code Challenge 2 of 2 for Reading Data from PHP CRUD
am i far off here? The error message I get says to remember to use single pairs of <ul> or <ol>. I've rearranged them several ways and I either get the same message or one that tells me challenge one is no longer passing.
<?php
function get_podcasts() {
include 'connection.php';
//add code here
return $db->query('SELECT * FROM podcasts');
}
foreach (get_podcasts() as $item) {
echo "<ul> <li>" . $item['title'] . " " . $item['podcast website'] . "</li> </ul>";
}
3 Answers
Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherHi there! Here's a couple of hints. Right now your code is making a separate <ul> for every item . This should be placed outside the loop and the loop should generate the list items <li>. Also, 'podcast' and 'website' are separate keys for that array, so you need to access them individually like you did the 'title'. Hope these hints help!
Brian DuPont
30,448 PointsAs you have it, you are creating a new <ul> for each podcast. You need to echo out a <ul> before the foreach loop and a </ul> after, that way all the <li> items get into one <ul>
Matthew Lawson
17,297 PointsI got it! Thanks for the help! Much appreciated!