Hi
I am currently setting up a script so that it inserts information into one table and then follows onto the next few lines and checks to see if the user already has a row in a different table if not the script should insert into the database, if the user already has a row it will update the information by adding the numbers to the ones currently stored in the database.
At present I am testing the second SQL insert which does not work? I'm not worried about the update just (I think I know how I will sort this out).
Can anyone see what I am doing wrong please?
[PHP]
// Includes the connection details to the database
virtual('/cbagsv2/connections/dbasecon.php');
mysql_select_db($dbase, $connection);
//SQL Insert for the scorecard database table, inserting all details
$sql="INSERT INTO scorecard (user,course,date,score,coursepar,adjustscore,
stablefordpoints,holein1,eagle,birdie,par,bogey,
other,dblbogey,hole1,hole2,hole3,hole4,hole5,
hole6,hole7,hole8,hole9,hole10,hole11,hole12,
hole13,hole14,hole15,hole16,hole17,hole18) VALUES ('$name','$course','$date','$totalscore','$totalpa r',
'$addjustscore','$stableford','$hole1','$eagle','$ birdie',
'$par','$bogey','$dblbogey', '$other','$hole_1_score',
'$hole_2_score','$hole_3_score','$hole_4_score',
'$hole_5_score','$hole_6_score','$hole_7_score',
'$hole_8_score','$hole_9_score', '$hole_10_score',
'$hole_11_score','$hole_12_score','$hole_13_score' ,
'$hole_14_score' ,'$hole_15_score','$hole_16_score',
'$hole_17_score','$hole_18_score')";
if (!mysql_query($sql,$connection))
{
die('Error: ' . mysql_error());
}
else
{
echo "<p>Statistics successfully added to the scorecard database.</p>";
}
//Checks the totalstats db table to see if the user already exists in the table and also checks if the year is the same
$sqlselect = "SELECT * FROM totalstats WHERE name = '$name' AND year = '$year'";
if($result = mysql_db_query($sqlselect, $connection))
{
if(mysql_num_rows($result))
{
}
else
{
$queryInsert = "INSERT INTO totalstats (name,holein1,eagle,birdie,par,bogey,dblbogey,othe r,sablefordpoints,year) VALUES ('$name','$hole1','$eagle','$birdie','$par','$boge y','$dblbogey','$other','$stableford','$year')";
if (!mysql_db_query($queryInsert, $connection))
{
die('Error: ' . mysql_error());
}
else
{
echo "<p>Statistics successfully added to the Statistics database.</p>";
}
}
}
[/PHP]
Here is the contents of the connection file: its only on a testing server locally to my machine so don't have a go at me for using the username and password as root. lol
[PHP]
//Constants saves repeating data, usernames etc throught the pages.
$dbuser = "root";
$pw = "root";
$dbase = "cbags";
$db = "localhost";
//connection string
$connection = mysql_connect($db, $dbuser, $pw);
[/PHP]
Thank you in advance fr your help.
Tom
9 1961
Problem Solved I had a typo in my code that no matter how many times I looked I could not see it.
And the error was not shown on screen as the verion of MAMP I have for the mac does not have errors set to display in the php.ini
Good yoiu found it yourself. See you next time.
Ronald
What line was this typo on?
I'm intruiged :D
The error was on line 40 and it was the reference was "sablefordpoints" which should have been "stablefordpoints" but no matter how long I looked at the code I could not work it out.
But the very second I clicked submit to post the question and re read my post I noticed it.
If you are wondering what the script is for its to track golf statistics for your round of golf so I can track if I myself and friends are improving etc with also a built in handicap calculator.
Once I get everything sorted I may also open it up to the rest of the world!
Tom
Ah!
It happens to the best of us!
Ever need any help, post back here.
Regards, markus.
I thought it was here--
othe r,sablefordpoints,...
I thought it was here--
othe r,sablefordpoints,...
If you mean the space in 'other' then no, thats just the way the code has been formatted.
I think I had better be more succinct...
The code at line 40 will not execute correctly. The field name 'other' has a space in it between 'othe' and 'r'. This will break on execution.
It appears not to be simply a newline inserted by the code tags to me. Am I missing something? Search on 'othe ' (that is, 'othe<space>' to find it.
Also, their are nomenclature discrepancies that are suspect too. Is it 'sableford' or 'stableford'?
Try executing the SQL directly into the database and see if it works then paste it into your code.
I think I had better be more succinct...
The code at line 40 will not execute correctly. The field name 'other' has a space in it between 'othe' and 'r'. This will break on execution.
It appears not to be simply a newline inserted by the code tags to me. Am I missing something? Search on 'othe ' (that is, 'othe<space>' to find it.
Also, their are nomenclature discrepancies that are suspect too. Is it 'sableford' or 'stableford'?
Try executing the SQL directly into the database and see if it works then paste it into your code.
As has already been said, the error was with 'sableford'.
The spacing that you see throughout the code is done by how it has been copied and pasted into here. I.e, it won't be apparent in his code.
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