Need Help With Implementing Simple Stuff with PHP and MYSQL -

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here code - 

<?php   $u = $_session['username']; while($fetchy = mysqli_fetch_array($allusers)) {  mysqli_select_db($connect,"button"); $select = "select * button sessionusername='$u' , response = 'approve'"; $query = mysqli_query($connect,$select) or die('oops, not connect'); $result= mysqli_fetch_array($query); $email = mysqli_real_escape_string($connect,trim($result['onuser'])); echo $email;   if($email){     mysqli_select_db($connect,"users");     $select_name = "select name, icon profile email = '$email'"; $query_2 = mysqli_query($connect,$select_name) or die('oops, not connect. sorry.'); $results= mysqli_fetch_array($query_2); $name = mysqli_real_escape_string($connect,trim($results['name'])); $icon = mysqli_real_escape_string($connect,trim($results['icon'])); echo $name; }

}

now, there 2 reponses in db. so, 2 names getting echoed, both same. why so? eg

db - names - apple , orange.

displayed - apple apple.

database example - 

sessionusername      onuser  s@s.com              apple s@s.com              orange

edited

using @endophage's method -

appleorange , appleorange.

try this, had while loop in wrong place:

<?php   $u = $_session['username'];   mysqli_select_db($connect,"button"); $select = "select * button sessionusername='$u' , response = 'approve'"; $query = mysqli_query($connect,$select) or die('oops, not connect'); while($result = mysqli_fetch_array($query)) {   $email = mysqli_real_escape_string($connect,trim($result['onuser']));   echo $email;     if($email){       mysqli_select_db($connect,"users");       $select_name = "select name, icon profile email = '$email'";       $query_2 = mysqli_query($connect,$select_name) or die('oops, not connect. sorry.');       $results= mysqli_fetch_array($query_2);       $name = mysqli_real_escape_string($connect,trim($results['name']));       $icon = mysqli_real_escape_string($connect,trim($results['icon']));       echo $name;   } }

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