Reading from Database and using the...

Anon

... variables which are in there.

for example i get this from my Database

Your account "$row[1]" has been created!
Your Website url is http://xfusion-designs.homeip.net/$row[1] or http://24.68.81.150/$row[1]
FTP username: $row[1] password: $row[2] server ip: 24.68.81.150 serverport: 21

Greetz your Webmaster

then in the php script i read this and i want the value $row[1] and $row[2] have, be replaced by $row[1] and $row[2]

while ($row = mysql_fetch_row($read_queue))
{
....

  $get_content = mysql_query("SELECT content FROM $settings_table WHERE settingsid=1"); 
  $content = mysql_fetch_row($get_content); 
  if (mail("$row[3]","Your account has been activated!","$content[0]","From: $from_name <$from_email>")) { 
  ?> 
  <tr class="formrows"> 
  <td>Mail sent to <?php echo("$row[3]"); ?> about activating his account!</td> 
  </tr> 
  <? 
  }

....
}

But all i get is

Greetz your Webmaster

I want:

Your account "php-forum" has been created!
Your Website url is http://xfusion-designs.homeip.net/php-forum or http://24.68.81.150/php-forum
FTP username: php-forum password: mypassword server ip: 24.68.81.150 serverport: 21

Greetz your Webmaster

can u help me plz? THX 🙂

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If you put '$row[1]' as text in your database, you will; get '$row[1]' back out.

If you want PHP to replace $row[1] with the actual value of $row[1] at that time, you should 'eval()' the data from your database:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.eval.php

But it might be better to put a keyword in place of the $row[1], and then use str_replace() to replace that keyword with the proper data.

Anon

hmm that was clear but i was looking for a function like eval 🙂 THX