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In the table, the thing that will display in the room type column is the room rate. I want the room type to display in the room type column and room rate in the room rate column.

What I have tried:

This is my code.

<p><label> Room: </label>
      <select class="input-sm" name="rtype" id="rtype" required>
        <option></option>
        <?php
          $roomtype = "SELECT DISTINCT * FROM roomtypes";
          $roomresult = mysqli_query($conn, $roomtype);
          while ($row = mysqli_fetch_array($roomresult)) {?>
            <option value="<?php echo $row[2]; ?>"><?php echo $row[1];?> </option>
         <?php }
        ?>
      </select></p>
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Updated 16-Oct-19 10:16am

1 solution

A general rule in SQL is to only call what you need to; and try to avoid using the * selector as it will grab all columns in whatever order they are in the table.
Where this comes into play when you want to display it; as you are calling the columns by their index number.
PHP
$roomtype = "SELECT DISTINCT RoomType, RoomRate FROM roomtypes";
This will get you only what you are using, and then you would know exactly what column names (RoomType, RoomRate) are at what indexes (0, 1)
 
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