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Problem using drop down menus to edit data (PHP/MySQL)
Try: <OPTION value="<?php echo $beeper; ?>" selected><?php echo $beeper; ?> divine_dragon9999@yahoo.com- DivineDragon
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renumbering mysql records
I wanted to do the same thing with members, so maybe i'll just forget about the post one. can you show me how to do it for the member table? theres 12 columns, right now on my test script, theres 3 members. divine_dragon9999@yahoo.com- DivineDragon
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renumbering mysql records
I don't know... just depends on how many people post. divine_dragon9999@yahoo.com- DivineDragon
- Post #7
- Forum: PHP
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renumbering mysql records
no, no auto_increcment it has one int(10) for post ids, and for the rest varchars. the one i posted above was just an example. divine_dragon9999@yahoo.com- DivineDragon
- Post #5
- Forum: PHP
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renumbering mysql records
i dont understand what you mean. divine_dragon9999@yahoo.com- DivineDragon
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<form method=\"post\" action=\"insert.php\"> don,t wo
$query="INSERT INTO email_info VALUES ('$fullname', '$email')"; mysql_query($query); I think that'll work. divine_dragon9999@yahoo.com- DivineDragon
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