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what error do you get on submitting?
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could the problem be on the first form, at the:
area? Maybe its not passing the id to the next form. Is there a way to test this?
echo '<td><a href="phoneupdate1.php?id='.$row[0].'">Update</a></td><br/><hr>';
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make sure that the location in the header() redirect is correct.
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Originally Posted by rickarro 
could the problem be on the first form, at the:area? Maybe its not passing the id to the next form. Is there a way to test this?echo '<td><a href="phoneupdate1.php?id='.$row[0].'">Update</a></td><br/><hr>';
No, that is right, $row[0] refers to the column id in the database, the easy way to check, click it and see if the correct number shows up in the URL on the next page
http://www.elvenblade.com/test/ - that is the script I posted in my previous message, it all seems to be working there.
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The header redirect is directing back to the "phoneupdate.php" file, where it should.
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try changeing these
<? echo $row[number]; ?> to these <?=$row[number]?> in the HTML form. Last edited by xan : May 9th, 2008 at 11:40 am.
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Do you have it working on your side? This is just too weird.
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I have it working here: http://www.elvenblade.com/test/ with the code I posted in post 29
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