I have been struggling to set this up for months and months! I need help with setting rank to my database.
This is how my current code looks like:
$db->queryNoReturn("SET @a:=0");
return $db->query("
SELECT * FROM
(SELECT
`FFA_Stats`.`id`,
`FFA_Stats`.`player_uuid`,
`FFA_Stats`.`points`,
`FFA_Stats`.`hits`,
`FFA_Stats`.`shots`,
`FFA_Stats`.`wins`,
`FFA_Stats`.`tkills`,
`FFA_Stats`.`tdeaths`,
(`FFA_Stats`.`tkills`/`FFA_Stats`.`tdeaths`) as `KDR`,
`player`.`name`,
`player`.`uuid`,
`player`.`online`,
(@a:=@a+1) AS rank
FROM `FFA_Stats`
INNER JOIN `player` ON `FFA_Stats`.`player_uuid`=`player`.`uuid`
ORDER BY `points` DESC
) AS `sub`
");
Basically its sorting it by points and you can check how it looks like here: http://filipvlaisavljevic.com/clash/ffa.php
All I want to do is add rank to the sorted table so the player with the most points would be #1 etc.
Does anyone know what to do?
Usually a rank number would be an integer that you could generate from iterating through the rows of the query result. eg. echo $count++;
If you have calculated or attributed a rank in your database then you can add 'order by' statements separated by commas. eg.
FROM `FFA_Stats`
INNER JOIN `player`
ON `FFA_Stats`.`player_uuid`=`player`.`uuid`
ORDER BY `rank` DESC, `points` DESC) AS `sub`
");