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I'm working on school project. Where I have made a junction table for a Teacher and Subjects. The Teacher table contains the t_id and t_name and the Subjects table contains the sub_id and sub_name. Whereas in the junction name I have made foreign keys of t_id and sub_id. Now when I choose multiple subjects and then display it in the UI. It repeats the t_id 3 times if I select 3 subjects. I just want to show the t_id once with the 3 sub_id with comma that separates them in a table. Click here to see the screenshot of the current table.

This is the current code I have written:

<?php

    $que = "select teacher.t_name,teacher.qualification,teacher.gender,subject.sub_name from teacher join teach_sub_junction on teacher.t_id=teach_sub_junction.teacher_id join subject on subject.sub_id=teach_sub_junction.subject_id";
    $i = 1;

        if($row = mysql_query($que)){

            while($result = mysql_fetch_assoc($row)){
                 $tname = $result['t_name'];
                 $qualification = $result['qualification'];
                 $gender = $result['gender'];
                 $sub_name = $result['sub_name'];
                 ?>

            <tr>
                <td><?php echo $i; $i++; ?></td>
                <td><?php echo $tname; ?></td>
                <td><?php echo $gender; ?></td>
                <td><?php echo $qualification; ?></td>
                <td><?php echo $sub_name; ?></td>
            </tr>
<?php       }
        }
?>
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You can GROUP_CONCAT(subject.sub_id) and GROUP BY teacher.t_id to show the t_id once with the 3 sub_id with comma that separates them in a table.

Refer : GROUP BY clause to get comma-separated values in sqlite

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