I got it to work, I had forgotten that I had added a column in the
table and I didn't add it to the entry form.
Anyone, got a new paper bag, the one I've got is a little used.
Justin Giboney
www.giboneydesigns.com
On Jun 21, 2007, at 8:31 AM, Wade Preston Shearer wrote:
The website has 30 to 40 articles that can be quite long. My
initial idea was to build a php form to input the html of the
articles into MySQL, but when I did a GET, it said that the URL
was too long. So I switched the exact code to a POST instead.
There was no error, but it didn't add anything to the database
either. Anyone have experience with this.
Yes, you won't want to use GET as the entire article will be in the
URL.
The first thing that I would do would be to test your SQL query
directly on the command line. That let you know immediately if the
problem is with your form, your query, or your database, etc.
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