Hmmm...given that the form fields all had the same names - i.e. you were
performing
the same sql, you could use and include or "required" file that did all the DB
work.
Or - you could have a generic includr file function that you passed a
connectstring and
sqlstring to as variables....
Phil J.
Shannon Doyle wrote:
> Hi People,
>
> It seems like all I am doing lately is going into areas of php that I
> haven't done before and get stuck. Anyway, here is another small request
> that I have.
>
> I have a series of pages that must insert into a mysql database the results
> of the entries. I know how to insert these details into a database, however
> there are over 200 entries across 20 or so pages. What I am in need of doing
> is the following:
>
> Is there a way of creating one insert statement that can be used by all
> pages to insert the data from the fields into the appropriate fields in the
> database? ie the sql insert statement is dynamic and will adapt.
>
> I have an idea that maybe the "get" method on the form will be of some help,
> but not sure.
>
> Any ideas etc would be helpful.
>
> - Shannon
>
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