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The procedure is quite simple.
You run the query, the results are placed in an array that eventually is converted into JSON using the function json_encode ().
Here's an example:
/ / Create an empty array designed to accommodate the query results
$ Results = array ();
/ / Run the query
$ Res = mysql_query ("SELECT ...");
/ / Cycle results
while ($ row = mysql_fetch_assoc ($ res)) {
/ / Add to the array ...
$ Results [] = $ row;
}
/ / Print the results on-screen formatted according to the syntax of JSON
json_encode echo ($ result);
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