Re: Editing Module

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Ron Piggott wrote:
How do you get the computer to remember the old record so after you
search, find and display it, type in changes in a web form and then do the
replace.  I don't want to create a new record, but update the current record

Each record should have a unique identifier, such as an auto_increment column for MySQL (every database has something like this, sometimes called a sequence). So when you are editing record 123, then you pass 123 as a hidden value in your form and then you'll know what record to update...


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