first, the select tag in your form should be setup as an array:
then the array $country[] will be available to your script on submittal.
a simple way to build your sql where clause would be to iterate through
the array using a subscript variable:
$sql = "select * from tbl where ctry='$country[0]
I would suggest checking out the classes at
http://phpclasses.upperdesign.com/browse.html
I've used the mysql_recordset class that is part of the mysql_db
package. It has the basic methods similar to ADO. I found it to be very
functional if you're using mysql. There are other classes there as w
Take a look here and all will be revealed:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/G/e/Getting_unique_ID.html
basically, you need a field in the db with an auto_increment attribute.
Richard
CrossWalkCentral wrote:
> Question how do you use this function?
>
> mysql_insert_id();
>
> I have tried it and it give
Erik,
Having only set up PHP once on Windoze and once with Apache on Linux, I
would have to reference the installation docs on php.net. On Windoze,
you edit the php.ini file-- maybe that's also true for the stand-alone
on Linux? You need the stand-alone version if you want to bypass the
Apac
Sounds like you might be working with 2 different versions of php:
Mod-php for Apache in the web environment, stand-alone php operating in
the shell. You might want to start by ensuring that the stand alone
version is compiled -with mssql. Try running phpinfo() in the shell?
Richard
Erik wrote
There's a good tutorial that covers the subject of creating a list of
contacts with hyperlinks to edit, delete etc. at:
http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/programming/php/tutorials/tutorial4.html
It was my first intro to PHP and was extremely helpful, although if I
remember right a couple of t
