try ..
$q = addslashes("UPDATE episodes SET episode_title = '$_POST[episode_title]'
,
episode_scheduleddate = ".strtotime($_POST['episode_scheduleddate'])."
, episode_description = '$_POST[episode_description]' WHERE episode_id
= $_POST[episode_id]");
or try
$q = "UPDATE episodes SET episode_title = '{$_POST[episode_title]}' ,
episode_scheduleddate = "{.strtotime($_POST['episode_scheduleddate'])}."
, episode_description = '{$_POST[episode_description]}' WHERE episode_id
= {$_POST[episode_id]}";
On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 10:51 PM, Simone Fornara
<simone.fornara@xxxxxxxxx>wrote:
> Hello,
> I have a little problem with a sql command string
>
> $q = "UPDATE episodes SET episode_title = '$_POST[episode_title]' ,
> episode_scheduleddate = ".strtotime($_POST['episode_scheduleddate'])."
> , episode_description = '$_POST[episode_description]' WHERE episode_id
> = $_POST[episode_id]";
>
> I keep getting this error
>
> You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that
> corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use
> near ''
>
> which doesn't help a lot. I've already tried to print the result
>
> UPDATE episodes SET episode_title = 'Title test 1 edited 2' ,
> episode_scheduleddate = 1232427600 , episode_description =
> 'Description test edited' WHERE episode_id = 1
>
> I really can't find the problem. I tried almost every combination with
> ' and " without any result.
>
> Thank you.
> Simon.
>
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