Well now thats a unique idea......whoa....whoa....whoa....wait a minit isnt that the exact same thing nav33n just said :P

I also reccomend adding a user_id field to the table, it makes things a...

yes, but you would have to do that in php as $aid is a php variable, so it would be:


<?php
echo "<a href='template.php?aid=" . $aid . "'>Read more...</a>";
?>


OR

This is a very simple example, but you can build on it:

I am sure you know how get works, but ill put it here anyway, this link sets $_GET['article'] to 1001 on my localhost: ...

Well I would suggest that you put the first name and last name into separate fields. I think it is because it doesnt post spaces or anything after them. Perhaps you could have an underscore if you...

try creating a new table in the database, and putting the data there, just for a test see if that works

Well so am I, this sounds very strange. are you running it on your own pc or on a free webhost??

try deleting that first entry into the table, and submitting the form again to see if it will enter it once again.

You say you get one record added, by this do you mean that your form worked once, then just stopped afterwards??

there is nothing wrong with your code so far as i can see, I have just copied it onto my computer and it works perfectly well. maybe you have a server problem