I am very new to the list, but I get the
impression that Jonathan below is rather new to
programming in PHP/MySQL and lists like these are
great resources for people without the many years
of experience some of us have.
And while mysql_insert_id() is old hat to most of
us, to people with less experience it is not so
obvious.
So I'm always dissapointed to see more experienced
programmers say things like Stut has said below
because they tend to intimiate inexperienced
coders, make them shy away from asking questions
out of fear that gurus like Stut will say the
kinds of things he has said below.
For this reason I'm going to unsubscribe from the
list, lest I ask a question and get similar treatment.
Jonathan, if you have any other questions you feel
might get you jumped on again for asking please
feel free to email me directly.
And Stut, please please please please please
consider other peoples' feelings before you go
shooting off your "freaking" mouth.
Jonathan probably is reading the manual, but may
missed the small section on mysql_insert_id(). And
for that he doesn't deserve your scron.
Sign me, ... unsubscribed from this list,
Skip
Stut wrote:
JONATHAN GRAVOIS wrote:
Thanks to the help of this list, I am making great progress. Now this --
I have a multi-part submission form for a support application for us, the
manufacturer - the reseller's information is submitted, the customer's
information is submitted, then the warranty support information needs
to be
submitted.
How can I retrieve the CustomerID after I insert a record into the
customer
table in mySQL and pass it to the CSQdetails.php page?
http://php.net/mysql_insert_id
And please please please please please read the freaking manual before
asking questions here!
-Stut
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Skip Evans
Big Sky Penguin, LLC
61 W Broadway
Butte, Montana 59701
406-782-2240
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