HI,
Thanks for your response. Here is my query. UserID is auto incrament
and UserLastLogin is a current_timestamp.
$query_users = "INSERT INTO users(UserID, Username, UserEmail,
UserPassword, UserFirstName, UserLastName, UserCompany, UserAddress,
UserAddress2, UserCity, UserState, UserCountry, UserZip, UserPhone,
UserFax, UserEmailVerified, UserRegistrationDate,
UserVerificationCode, UserIP, UserLastLogin)
VALUES('NULL','".$Username."','".$UserEmail."','".
$UserPassword."','".$UserFirstName."','".$UserLastName."','".
$UserCompany."','".$UserAddress."','".$UserAddress2."','".
$UserCity."','".$UserState."','".$UserCountry."','".$UserZip."','".
$UserPhone."','".$UserFax."','".$UserEmailVerified."','".
$UserRegistrationDate."','".$UserVerificationCode."','".$UserIP."',
now())";
This works as far as populating the database, but my results page
does not return anything.
Only if the VALUES is set like this:
VALUES('NULL','".$Username=$_POST['Username']."','".$UserEmail=$_POST
['UserEmail']."','".$UserPassword=$_POST['UserPassword']."','".
$UserFirstName=$_POST['UserFirstName']."','".$UserLastName=$_POST
['UserLastName']."','".$UserCompany=$_POST[$UserCompany]."','".
$UserAddress=$_POST['UserAddress']."','".$UserAddress2=$_POST
['UserAddress2']."','".$UserCity=$_POST['UserCity']."','".$UserState=
$_POST['UserState']."','".$UserCountry=$_POST[$UserCountry]."','".
$UserZip=$_POST['UserZip']."','".$UserPhone=$_POST['UserPhone']."','".
$UserFax=$_POST[$UserFax]."','".$UserEmailVerified=$_POST
[$UserEmailVerified]."','".$UserRegistrationDate=$_POST
[$UserRegistrationDate]."','".$UserVerificationCode=$_POST
['UserVerificationCode']."','".$UserIP=$_POST[$UserIP]."', now())";
but some do not work with this setup. variables like
$UserEmailVerified, $UserRegistrationDate and $UserIP are not created
from the form that was submitted.
for example, User IP date is created like this.
$UserIP = md5($_SERVER[REMOTE_ADDR]);
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Below is a snip of how I retrieve the info on the result page (dont
want to clutter with whole code. also $fieldOne etc are MySql
wildcards '%' from some dropdown lists that show before this code is
executed. The results from adding show up fine there.)
$query_users = "SELECT * FROM users WHERE UserID LIKE '$fieldOne' AND
Username LIKE '$fieldTwo' AND UserEmail LIKE '$fieldThree' AND
UserPassword LIKE '$fieldFour' AND UserFirstName LIKE '$fieldFive'
AND UserLastName LIKE '$fieldSix' AND UserCompany LIKE '$fieldSeven'
AND UserAddress LIKE '$fieldEight' AND UserAddress2 LIKE '$fieldNine'
AND UserCity LIKE '$fieldTen' AND UserState LIKE '$fieldEleven' AND
UserCountry LIKE '$fieldTwelve' AND UserZip LIKE '$fieldThirteen' AND
UserPhone LIKE '$fieldFourteen' AND UserFax LIKE '$fieldFifteen' AND
UserEmailVerified LIKE '$fieldSixteen' AND UserRegistrationDate LIKE
'$fieldSeventeen' AND UserVerificationCode LIKE '$fieldEighteen' AND
UserIP LIKE '$fieldNineteen' AND UserLastLogin LIKE '$fieldTwenty'
LIMIT $min, $max_results";
$result = mysql_query($query_users) or die(mysql_error());
for($i = 1; $i <= $num_sql; $i++) {
$r = mysql_fetch_array($result, MYSQL_ASSOC);
$UserID = $r['UserID'];
$Username = $r['Username'];
$UserEmail = $r['UserEmail'];
$UserPassword = $r['UserPassword'];
so I have 3 pages. one adds the users, the next reviews and the last
shows the results of what is picked.
Thanks,
Karl
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