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Call from my index.php to function get_data($curr_date) goes from here

case "events" :
 $curr_date = $_POST['current_date'];
 if ( $eid = get_data($curr_date) )
 {
 $result = array( "success"=>true, 
 "eid"=>$eid);
 $json_output = json_encode( $result );
 echo $json_output;
 }
 else
 echo FAIL;
 break;
 enter code here

This is my function which returns the result

function get_data($curr_date)
{
 $events_list = mysql_query( "SELECT eid, display_date, word_of_the_day, word_of_the_day_meaning, thought_of_the_day, 
 crazyFact_of_the_day, joke_of_the_day FROM eventsoftheday WHERE display_date = '$curr_date' "); 
 // get mysql result cursor
 if( mysql_num_rows( $events_list ) > 0 ) // check if the query returned any records
 {
 $mysql_record = mysql_fetch_array( $events_list ); // parse mysql result cursor
 $events = array();
 $events['e_id'] = $mysql_record['eid'];
 $events['edisplay_date'] = $mysql_record['display_date'];
 $events['eword_of_the_day'] = $mysql_record['word_of_the_day'];
 $events['eword_of_the_day_meaning'] = $mysql_record['word_of_the_day_meaning'];
 $events['ethought_of_the_day'] = $mysql_record['thought_of_the_day'];
 $events['ecrazyFact_of_the_day'] = $mysql_record['crazyFact_of_the_day'];
 $events['ejoke_of_the_day'] = $mysql_record['joke_of_the_day'];
 return $events; // return events
 }
 else
 return false;
}
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asked Feb 28, 2014 at 7:07
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Maybe it's better to return error in JSON (if FAIL constant isn't JSON yet)

echo json_encode(array('result' => false));

instead of

echo FAIL;

or return HTTP error code

header('HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error');

And we can simplifify function get_data like this:

if(mysql_num_rows( $events_list )) // check if the query returned any records
{
 $mysql_record = mysql_fetch_array( $events_list ); // parse mysql result cursor
 return array(
 'e_id' => $mysql_record['eid'],
 'edisplay_date' => $mysql_record['display_date'],
 'eword_of_the_day' => $mysql_record['word_of_the_day'],
 'eword_of_the_day_meaning' => $mysql_record['word_of_the_day_meaning'],
 'ethought_of_the_day' => $mysql_record['thought_of_the_day'],
 'ecrazyFact_of_the_day' => $mysql_record['crazyFact_of_the_day'],
 'ejoke_of_the_day' => $mysql_record['joke_of_the_day'],
 );
} else return false;
answered Feb 28, 2014 at 9:40
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  • \$\begingroup\$ thank u sir but .. my issue got solved using above method \$\endgroup\$ Commented Mar 5, 2014 at 3:35

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