O, I also tried to change it to a $_FILES array, but that didn't work
either.
On 7/6/06, Dave W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I seem to be having a problem posting text from a text area. I have a form
that posts data into a database and there are input fields which seem to
post the data fine. I know
I seem to be having a problem posting text from a text area. I have a form
that posts data into a database and there are input fields which seem to
post the data fine. I know this because the entry is changing in the
database, but the text area text doesn't seem to be posting. I double
checked to
stripslashes should not be needed...
if anything addslashes() may be needed if you have single quotes in the
text area.
I would say step 1 is to echo out your insert query to the page before
you even excute the insert, to verify the query, and that you are
getting the proper information from
The inputs are posting, but the textarea still isn't. Argh!
On 7/6/06, Brad Bonkoski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
stripslashes should not be needed...
if anything addslashes() may be needed if you have single quotes in the
text area.
I would say step 1 is to echo out your insert query to the page
Dave W wrote:
I saw this bug: http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=22427. Could this be related
to problem I'm having?
Simplify your example and test it, only way to know.
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Dave W wrote:
I saw this bug: http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=22427. Could this be related
to problem I'm having?
Actually, show us the form you're trying to submit before doing anything
else. Since we haven't seen any html or php code, guessing it's a bug is
a bit of a stretch.
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Hi pals,
I have a module in my PHP application that creates and id (string + the
auto_increment field). I read the last auto_increment value from the table,
then in my code I use it as the base to create a second id (the auto_increment
field + string).
This happens for as many hardware the
Is there a way to use transactios in MySQL??
Of course. They only work properly with innodb tables though. This is
all in the mysql documentation (http://dev.mysql.com)
Or maybe using a global variable accesed by all the processes running in the
server?
You could create a global
I'll show you all the steps it passes through.
Here's the form:
form action=proc.php method=post
fieldset
label for=MottoMotto:/label
input class=text type=text size=25 name=motto
value=?php if($form-value(motto) == ){
echo $session-nationinfo['motto'];
Dave W wrote:
I'll show you all the steps it passes through.
Here's the form:
form action=proc.php method=post
fieldset
label for=MottoMotto:/label
input class=text type=text size=25 name=motto
value=?php if($form-value(motto) == ){
echo
hmm..interesting. Neither the motto or desc is showing up in the array. I
made a simple form and the
echo 'post vars: ' . print_r($_POST, true) . 'br/';
works fine. I'm just perplexed on why the motto is still working and not the
desc. Maybe it's because I'm using a fieldset, but then why
I think I might have found the problem, but I'm not sure how to fix it. I'm
just going to rebuild the form and it make it seperate (with all the
database calls in one page). For some reason, if I add another field before
the motto and i change it, it changes motto too...w/e I'll just make a new
Hello,
Is there a way to populate an array from one script to the next one?
I'm using a form, and a hidden field for such desire:
input name=hwt[] type=hidden value=?php echo($hwGSM);?
but it returns this:
input name=hwt[] type=hidden value=Array
then I pretend to read the array again at
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