The error is pretty explicit - there is no field in your table called
'250kbps'. What you should have is a field (column) called "speed" for
example, with values from 1...5 or whatever. To the users they will only
deal with actual speed values on their screen if you use the speeds as the
valu
Thanks everyone.
> If there is no purpose, I would make the values of the inputs the values you
> want to store in your database.
> Muuch easier..
>
So I am trying to keep this simple and just assign the value with the
radio button and then insert it into mysql database, but with the
following co
Hi Chris,
Here is the corrected code. Yes, call the function before the SQL
SELECT like so.
You may have to work with it a bit. This was just off the top of the
head.
But now that I look at it, I think Jim may be right.
What's the purpose of the inputs having 1, 2, 3, etc and not the
0-250
If you put the "0-250kbps" as the value= of your html tag, php would
give you that when you did this:
$rb_picked = $_POST['post_tptest'].
No need for a switch or anything to re-interpret what the user picked.
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Try reading a good html reference on how radio buttons work.
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