Iframe and URL src from DB

[Boobgirl]

Has anyone had a database that has a list of urls, and wish to use that list of urls to be the src url for an iframe? How would one do this?

[Amputate Your Head]

you should not use i-frames.

[Boobgirl]

ok, but if I am.......

[Amputate Your Head]

ok, but if I am.......

then you are on the fast trak straight to Hell

[papill0n]

I would use php dawn

[Boobgirl]

great, but unfamilar how. just trying to load a url which is a db entry and have it has my src for my iframe.

[Babaganoosh]

Hire a php nerd. It shouldn't cost you any more than about $20 to do it.

[SmellyNose]

great, but unfamilar how. just trying to load a url which is a db entry and have it has my src for my iframe.

ICQ me when you're online - I can help you. I'm a PHP nerd

[Boobgirl]

ICQ me when you're online - I can help you. I'm a PHP nerd

Thanks Smelly! Your work was great!! Thanks a bunch!

[fris]

you could have a list of urls in a text file and pick one at random if you didnt want to use a db

[Boobgirl]

There was a reason for the db, they were not random urls

[potter]

php.net

look up database connection
then look up how to grab info from a table / row
then look up how to print/echo that data

[Boobgirl]

Smellynose helped me with this. Thanks to everyone and Smelly!