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Caruso  Nicholas L

Question re: Challenge 4-F - 19 views

started by Caruso Nicholas L on 18 Mar 09
  • Kuban  Ellise J
     
    Hi!

    if im reading your code right... i think where you have $fullname=""... you are saying that, that variable $fullname is nohthing... so you have to define that variable. in the video, it is being defined as 1. if you want information that a user is submitting in a form to wqual that variable, define that variable by using the $_POST or $_GET (whichever method you are using)


    i think that might be an issue, i hope im right and have not led you in the wrong direction! let me know!




    Caruso Nicholas L wrote:
    > So I've been trying to figure this out for like 6 hours now and I'm staring at the same code and not figuring anything out! I have my database all set up, and most of my code written, but I seem to be missing 1 line of crucial code that actually puts the info into my database.
    >
    > That said, this is the part of the video lecture I don't really get:
    >
    > $success = 1;
    > $shape = 1;
    > $ip = "placeholder";
    >
    > I'm not sure what this part of the code is actually doing.
    >
    > Right now, my own code reads (and this is where I'm sure the error(s) lies:
    >
    > $fullname = "";
    > $email = ""; (// I still don't know what to put in the these " " since they're all varchar data
    > $comments = ""; types. Is that my problem!?)
    >
    > $sql = "INSERT INTO soup2 (fullname, email, comments); VALUES ('".$fullname."','".$email."','".$comments."');";
  • Caruso  Nicholas L
     
    Yeah...I've clearly been failing in trying to define the variables. Will try this out...thanks for the tips and response!

    -Nick

    Kuban Ellise J wrote:
    > Hi!
    >
    > if im reading your code right... i think where you have $fullname=""... you are saying that, that variable $fullname is nohthing... so you have to define that variable. in the video, it is being defined as 1. if you want information that a user is submitting in a form to wqual that variable, define that variable by using the $_POST or $_GET (whichever method you are using)
    >
    >
    > i think that might be an issue, i hope im right and have not led you in the wrong direction! let me know!
    >

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