Daniel Brown wrote:
On Sun, Feb 20, 2011 at 14:11, Nazish Zafar wrote:
$insert = "INSERT INTO user_info
(login, password)
VALUES
("$login", "$password");
You're using double-quotes to encapsulate your $insert variable
data, then never closing them. What's more, you're also using
double
I'm submitting form data which is a mixture of checkboxes and text inputs, some
of which are integers and a couple text based. I am retrieving the data as
follows:
$var = (int)!empty($_POST['var']); for checkboxes,
$var = (int)$_POST['var']; for integers and
$var = mysql_real_escape_string($_P
On Sun, Feb 20, 2011 at 14:11, Nazish Zafar wrote:
>
> $insert = "INSERT INTO user_info
> (login, password)
> VALUES
> ("$login", "$password");
You're using double-quotes to encapsulate your $insert variable
data, then never closing them. What's more, you're also using
double-quotes to encap
Hi there,
I am creating a login page for my website. The users' information will be
stored in a MySQL database. I have a registration form on my home page, and
a separate file called "login.php" to process the user values. However, the
entries are not going to the MySQL database (even though the v
