Posts by nav33n

Umm.. welcome to Daniweb..:confused:

Ok. Try running this update_query in phpmyadmin. If you had any problem with the query, die(mysql_error()) would have given relevant error. But since its not giving you any error, I am clueless about where exactly you have your error. Oh, btw, did you do what I asked you to do ? Did you add a hidden field with the name id ?

I have the id being passed... and I can populate my form with data.

That's because, in your other window, you are passing id in the query string and here, you are accessing it like $id=$_GET; Can you post your latest edit.php ? I am still having doubts that you can access the variable id.

I wouldn't say cure for aids can never be found. You never know how the technology can change and improve. A new cure may be developed to nullify the effect of those viruses(aids), immune the body and do a lot of other things. I am not saying this will happen today/tomorrow/after a week, but it will happen some day. Yes, I am (over)optimistic.

My suggestion would be to echo the query you are using to update the table. I believe the id is not being passed to the query.

$query="update greenslip set date_completed='$date_completed', location='$location', person_reporting='$person_reporting', solution='$solution'
where id='$id'";
echo $query;

Try to echo the query first. You will know the problem with your query. But I strongly believe that its because id is not being passed.

You can learn php here. If you have any problem understanding anything, we will always be there to help you. ;) All the best..

Cheers,
Nav

I wanted to do the same thing some time ago. But its simply not possible. You can have multiple <input type="file"> tags though.

Come home soldiers !

@Serunson, I am not getting married for real :P

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Who had imagined of planes and high speed trains in 12th century ? But it eventually happened. So, you can't say there won't be a cure for AIDS. People are doing all sorta research these days and I am sure they will succeed one day.

$id=$_POST;

You have this in your script. But where are you passing the id value ? I dont see any hidden variable where you are passing the value of id ! Put

<input type="hidden" name="id" value="<?php echo $row['id']; ?>">

this after you start the form and tell me if it works !

Cheers,
Nav

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Try this.

mysql_query("update greenslip set date_completed='$date_completed', location='$location',  person_reporting='$person_reporting', solution='$solution' 
 where id='$id'") or die(mysql_error());

It will show you why its not updating. Then let us know, cuz, I don't see any error in your script.

i need web but i don't no what program i need to make?? :D

Web ? What web ? Do you mean website ? Do you know any bit of programming ? Start by learning html.

i doubt we will ever find a cure.

You never know!

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Next friday I am going to get married. All are welcome!

con, insulate, insult

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Tigers In Germany Eat Rotten Stuff!

lol.. You forgot to mention Global warming in the poll.

Use nl2br() to retain the format.

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I think its kernel32.dll (dynamic link library, not an exe), which is located in windows/system32.

Alright ! I see the same error ! (Using WinXp, Mozilla)

Edit: No such mis-alignment in IE6.

You can use window.opener.location.reload(); in the popup to reload your parent window. You can use window.close() to close the popup.

[when i started this thread was doing job Nav33n bhai Hope you understand what i mean ]

Lol.. There was no need for *this* kinda entertainment.. And I don't understand what kinda job you were doing when you started this thread.

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In your case, you are trying to write the contents of $together directly to a file which wouldn't work. In my case, I am writing it to the file using the file pointer $fp. Using modes r+, w+ depends on how you want to handle the file.

I think you can use row cat_id (`cat_id` int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment).

Oops! I didn't see that OP has an auto increment field.

maybe you can order it like this
SELECT * FROM 'jos_afm_cats' ORDER BY 'cat_id' ASC;

And yep, that's what I was talking about.

lol.. Xsimulator.net, What did you have (heroine/coke/weed/?!?), while starting this thread ?

Fast and furious is a good movie.

I agree with buddylee17. Without having a timestamp field or an autoincrement field, you can't make out which record was added last.

Edit: you can make use of rowid (i think)

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fwrite ( $filename , $together );

You write using a file pointer and not directly to a file.

$filename = 'comments.txt';
$fp = fopen( $filename, 'w+' );
fwrite($fp,$together);
fclose($fp);

Calling switch statement is fine. But Say for example you have 2 textboxes with the same name. While requesting the values, dont you think the value of 1 textbox will be overwritten by the other ? But anyway, coming back to your question. If you want a function to detect any integer value, you can make use of is_int.

You can access the value of the submit button using $_POST. You can then use it in a switch statement or a if loop. :confused:

How can you have input buttons with same name ? For example, If there are 2 buttons with the same name, how can you validate if that particular button was clicked ?

I cant figure out what code to construct and use to check if one of the numbers has been selected (apart from the obvious 1-20 which is not an option).

What exactly do you mean by that ? Do you want to access the value of $variable when submit button is clicked ? If thats the case, then the simplest method would be to assign the value of $variable to a hidden form variable(using the onclick event).

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This is a very old game(!?!).

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Simple. Use header("location: url");
Eg.

if($sent){
header("location: http://www.google.com");
} else {
header("location: http://www.yahoo.com");
}

I *think* you need to have IIS to run ASP scripts.