Hi,
I got a series of string value in this format ie: 1,2,3, say pretend that
these are telephone number, which is one feild in user table.
I need to update this telephone number field, I got 3 user ID in series
like this too, ie: 3,4,5 and normally it is like
update set where userID IN
Hi there,
I am trying to update a row in my MySQL database (I am an newbie)
It does not work, but the DB does not return an error.
Is there an error in the syntax??
// Create the user record
//--
Hi,
update $T1 set caption = $caption where name = $name
put single quotes aroud the variables: caption='$caption'.
You can do this aswell:
$result = mysql_query(UPDATE $T1 SET caption='$caption WHERE name='$name',
$DB)
or die(mysql_error());
if (! $result) {
send the haeder...
}
hope it
I got a series of string value in this format ie: 1,2,3, say pretend that these are
telephone number, which is one feild in user table.
I need to update this telephone number field, I got 3 user ID in series like this too,
ie: 3,4,5 and normally it is like
update set where userID IN
hey i'm working on a shopping cart..but have hit a snag whit this statement..
function modify_quantity($table, $session, $itemid, $quantity)
{
$sql = UPDATE $table SET quantity='$quantity' WHERE
session='$session'
AND itemid='$itemid';
mysql_query($sql);
Kurth Bemis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
function modify_quantity($table, $session, $itemid, $quantity)
{
$sql = UPDATE $table SET quantity='$quantity' WHERE session='$session'
AND itemid='$itemid';
mysql_query($sql);
Add 'echo $sql;' here (no quotes) and look at the output. If the RHS of
At 01:03 PM 4/30/2001, Steve Werby wrote:
I hate the letter i :-)
it was missing when i passed quantity to the function
~kurth
Kurth Bemis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
function modify_quantity($table, $session, $itemid, $quantity)
{
$sql = UPDATE $table SET quantity='$quantity' WHERE
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