I see what you're saying.
Ok, so I've turned it into a 'proper form', as you can see:

<table border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2">
<form onsubmit="" method="post"...

<?php
include('database.php');

$sup = "SELECT * FROM `suppliers` ORDER BY `supplier`";
$supResult = mysql_query($sup);
$manu = "SELECT * FROM `manufacturer` ORDER BY `Manufacturer`";...

That got me started, however now I'm curious..
How do I pass the values from the form, into the same page?

I'm trying to create a form that updates a MySQL record when the user clicks a LINK, not a button.
I don't want to open another page for this. There really isn't a need for me to post my code right...

This is indeed for my class, my teacher wants us to understand the core workings of C++'s libraries so we don't have to rely on them, just incase I suppose. It's not a bad way to learn, it's just...

Actually yeah, that's pretty much exactly what I need. My only problem is getting mergeSort(vX) to work properly. I thought... about your idea, using the >> operator, I don't think that's going to...

Sorry I'm horrible with explainations.

By sorting by which column they choose, I mean this:

The columns would look the same, the column containing: "Michael", "Classname", "Teachername" would...

You're right, I should have just shown you the code.
I'm currently not having any problems with my merge sort, it's working it's just that it looks a little funny in the two temp files. That's okay...

Something does indeed show up in each file, I'm using the input file "inline.txt" which contains a-z.

When the program runs, it puts everything in the fout1 text file, except the last character in...

Alright, so I've got a Merge Sort program working that accepts a text file, and is supposed to split the data from that one text file, into TWO different text files. This is however, just putting...

Yeah... I figured that out two seconds before I received the email saying you replied.

Thanks bud, much <3

Hey there folks. I am trying to write a program that will take in a paragraph file, and compare it against a "Dictionary" text file, which is being inserted into a Binary Search Tree. Here's what...

An altered version of that might work, but where I'm going to need different kinds of inputs, ex. If a user wants to alter a certain line, they hit "I 3" to alter line 3, "I 5" to alter line 5 and ...

What do you think the best way to process the numbers following it? Using a size_t and doing a .find?

Alright, so I've got a linked list program going here, and I've succesfully loaded a text file, and I fed each line from the text file into my linked list nodes.

Now I want to create a few...

oh I have been messing around with a few ideas for a day or two, I'm looking for further input on what should be done - There are functions in some of the tic-tac-toe games out there, that I couldn't...

So I should make a seperate function to create the playing board, you mean? something like...

so
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int writeGrid()
{
cout << "
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Pretty much, yeah.

I know *what* a Flowchart and algorithm is, I just don't know what I'd need an algorithim for =( I didn't code all summer (4 months ago) and just started again last week, tying...

Hmm... Well, I had the array part done already, that much was pretty basic to me =P

What do you mean Write an algorithm and flowchart?

I plan on making this a text based version of Tic tac...

Okay, so I'm trying to write my own little version of Tic-Tac-Toe - and YES, I did use the search function and I saw the billions of threads involving Tictac toe. HOWEVER, I am not looking for code...