Re: General Question!

¨First of all you must NOT use the inputs right from the field and put it in your sql. use trim first for secuety ... ok if you have a several fields with the same name (although wrong way to do it! ) , you can use the print_r($_POST); function to see what you get out of it.... or else the last input wil be posted (I think) Hope this helped. :) "Jerry" <jusa_98@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:20040405043713.8209.qmail@web41206.mail.yahoo.com... > If I have a form that has in a text field something > like this below how would my query look to update all > in the form to the fb? > > <input type=text name=username> <input type=text > name=total> > > So there is data inputed in username field and total. > Now let's say there is 5 of these text fields for the > one form. All named the same (e.g. username and > total) but in each area the user puts something > different. > > so if I have > > UPDATE tbl score='$total' WHERE username='$username'; > > (quick work only so you know what I mean) > > But that will ONLY update one part of the form rather > than all text areas to the db. How can I get each one > to input? Keeping in mind each line of text area has > the same form name as the previous. Is there a way > around this so everything is updated correctly instead > of bits here and there? > > Cheers! > > Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies. > http://au.movies.yahoo.com