Question

Below is an attached image of what I have so far. 1 = a feature and 2 = a benefit.

What I need to do is match the feature with the benefit. The first #1 goes with the first #2

What I have so far is:

<?php
if ($result = $mysqli->query('SELECT FB_TEXT FROM `FB_DATA` WHERE `FB_MODELID` = "'.$sku_modelid.'" AND FB_TYPEID IN (1,2)')) { 

    while( $row = $result->fetch_assoc()){ 
        echo "<tr><td>".$row['FB_TEXT']."</td></tr>";
    }

}
?>

Now this shows all results. What needs to happen is this:

<tr>
   <td>Feature</td>
   <td>Benefit</td>
</tr>

Does anyone have any idea on how I could make that happen?

Answer 1

There is no way the ensure this will happen correctly. Instead, you should link the 2 together, using a separate table and using indexes and unique identifiers for it.

If the Feature and benefit are always used together, you could also add another column to it.

This would make a table having 4 columns:

1. ID (unique)
2. Feature
3. Benefit
4. Text