PHP Form = mySQL

[Trigs]

$_POST not $POST_

Personally, I find it easier to create tables in myphpadmin.

[Shibby-Shabs]

Yeah mistype, I had $POST_ in the actual code, I've got it working now so that it goes to my database and then on another page I select the table and view it on a table using HTML but now the problem is it will keep adding.

Name - Email - Question
Name - Email - Question
Name - Email - Question

Of course it being the actual details but I'm not sure how to have it so when you press a button it deletes the single name - email - question. I'm learning from W3schools and that wasn't very helpful for this, so far.

[Trigs]

Use/Learn from Lew's code.

[Shibby-Shabs]

I'll give it a shot, I'm trying to put xampp on my usb so I don't have to return to my faulty computer.

[23:02]

 <?php

define('HOST','localhost');
define('USERNAME','root');
define('PASSWORD','');

$con = mysql_connect(HOST,USERNAME,PASSWORD) or die(mysql_error());

?>

this is more simplier way to check whether if the connect acutally works

Neil
</div>

[LMS16]

 <?php

define('HOST','localhost');
define('USERNAME','root');
define('PASSWORD','');

$con = mysql_connect(HOST,USERNAME,PASSWORD) or die(mysql_error());

?>

this is more simplier way to check whether if the connect acutally works

Neil
</div>

I do believe I had that in my post a little earlier on Never the less, we all might as well contribute as when we were all learning php ect, we wanted as much help as possible

As a pose to learning from my code, its a good ideas as using functions within your code saves time, both coding and loading time (i think :S) lol

Lew.