Hi Olli,
I think the query string is missing an ";"
Timo
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Just and FYI update, in case someone else has this problem...
The problem was the example was using $PHP_SELF as the form action variable,
of course it has been discussed on this list that in the newer versions
of PHP, register_globals is turned off in php.ini, so $PHP_SELF had no real
meaning,
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I´m quite a newbie in making php, but I managed to run the test you
suggested,
but nothin happened. This time it was propably the code I did:
first I added the "or die("Invalid query: $sql");" part and ran the form,
but everything happened just like when refreshing a page.
Then I did this
I´m quite a newbie in making php, but I managed to run the test you
suggested,
but nothin happened. This time it was propably the code I did:
first I added the "or die("Invalid query: $sql");" part and ran the form,
but everything happened just like when refreshing a page.
Then I did this:
$re
The best way IMHO, to debug problems like this is to echo out your
insert query to the screen and not actually run the query, or run it and
make sure you use:
$sql = "INSERT INTO employees (first,last,address,position) VALUES
('$first','$last','$address','$position')";
$result = mysql_query($sql
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