You could do a conditional update based on whether the form input is
empty/blank or not.
Use trim() on every input box entry, update that entry if there is any value
Make the query string based on non-empty inputs
trim(formput) != ''
//append to query string
Finally, your update query could lo
That was the first thing that I was going to do, but there is a concern
there for security of the data being input... This is a registration site,
and I don't want to provide information on "John Smith" to anyone who just
happens to put his name in.
""Alejandro Tesone"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
Why don't you try populating the fields the user intends to modify
with the information you already have?
Alex T
On 6/17/06, Grae Wolfe - PHP <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Good day!
I have been working on this little "free" project for a while, and now I
have hit another major hiccup. Is there
Good day!
I have been working on this little "free" project for a while, and now I
have hit another major hiccup. Is there a simple way to only update fields
that have something in them?
The problem that I am having is that if someone fills out information and
submits it, it saves to the DB
