Gud has it right -- you click in the timeline to set your cursor, and click/drag to highlight the parts you want to cut in the same way you'd highlight what you want to cut out in a word document. It's just that the interface can be a little fiddly (and waveforms a little strange if you're unfamiliar with them) if there isn't either a screenshot or someone there to help out. A lot of people have troube with it until they get used to what they're seeing.

Anyone know php associative arrays? I've got a small two column mySQL table that i want to stuff into an associative array. The fields in the table are program_id and program_name. I want the array to have it's keys equal to the program_id and the values equal to the program_name.

Here's my code. The query in the first three lines is definitely working correctly, but I include it for completeness. I think the problem is in how I am assigning elements to the array, but I don't know the correct syntax. Help?

$query = "SELECT * FROM tbl_programs";
$query .= " ORDER BY program_name";
$progquery=mysql_query($query);


While ($progArr = mysql_fetch_assoc($progquery)) {
    $progTable[] = $progArr['program_id']=>$progArr['program_name'];
}

What do you want the resulting array to look like? I'd probably have the assignment in the loop look like

$progTable[$progArr['program_id']]=$progTable[$progArr['program_name']];

In terms of learning what I've just done to arrays, I do a lot of print_r($array) so that I can see what got put where, and how I can get it out again. It's very powerful, but damn it's easy to slip something in and not know how to get it back out.

$progTable['program_id']=$progTable['program_name'];

Ahhh, yeah, I think that should work! Thanks. I knew I just needed another pair of eyes. Now if my server would only stop acting up, I could test this...

No! That's not going to work! I'm such a ditz. Let me fix it...gimme a couple seconds, though, because work calls.

Here you go: I neglected to actually put anything from the query result in there, in my rushedness:

$progTable[$progArr['program_id']]=$progTable[$progArr['program_name']];

Wouldn't it be?

$progTable[$progArr['program_id']]=$progArr['program_name'];

My PHP is rusty though, I don't use it very much.

I'm also a ditz for not immediately noticing the error! I think Gud's got it.

Yep. It's working how I want it. Thanks guys!

It's a wonder this board works at all.

I need to keep my fixings asymmetrical.

Or stop trying to work.