mySQL Not Updating?

[Hypertext]

what about if you do action="?"

or another non consequential characters such as #

[Navicat]

Its going to post to whatever you tell it to.

If you tell it to post to ? it's going to post to pagename.php?

If you tell it to post to ?action=edit, it is going to post to pagename.php?action=edit

[Hypertext]

ah so using ? is quicker than <?php echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; ?> and more efficient?

[Navicat]

Probably, I haven't timed it or tried it. PHP_SELF is just echoing the filename of that script.

[loserWILL]

Does anybody know what's wrong with this?

[Hypertext]

take out the @ signs, and in your mysql query to mysql_query("blabla") or die(mysql_error());

[loserWILL]

So I just add or die(mysql_error()); to it?

Like this?

mysql_query( "UPDATE `settings` SET `title` = '$title', `main_logo` = '$logo', `offline_text` = '$offline', `status` = '$status', `logo_left` = '$left'" ) or die(mysql_error()); 

[Hypertext]

correct, this will produce an error if anything goes wrong, you should always do this in development, and never use @

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[Navicat]

correct, this will produce an error if anything goes wrong, you should always do this in development, and never use @

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Again I say, if you have or die() on it, the @ doesn't matter.

There are different kinds of outputs and @ only stops one type.

[loserWILL]

No, that doesn't fix it. It doesn't give a mySQL error either.

Jesus, wth is wrong with it. ;l