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Well, I find syntax bugs to be a pain when you have logic errors on top of them. You fix all the syntax bugs and you code doesn't work the way you expect it to then you feel like you just wasted a couple hours of work, plus you feel like banging you head against the desk. The best way to learn PHP in my opinion is to learn the code syntax properly by going to php.net and following tutorials. An IDE is just away to debug syntax errors more quickly in order for you to concentrate on the logical errors. That's my opinon.

So, as @benanamen pointed out above, the code you posted is incomplete and "I keep getting errors when I try to change it" isn't nearly specific enough to help us to help you debug. In addition, Google Chrome developer tools won't cause errors - they will report them (depending on the error type); depending on which tab you're on, those errors may be server-side (php) or they may be client-side(JavaScript). You'll have to tell us what the error is and which tab in the tools is reporting it. As far as the comment about prepared statements, again benanamen is correct - check out these links: https://www.php.net/manual/en/pdo.prepared-statements.php https://www.php.net/manual/en/pdo.prepare.php

You might want to tell us exactly what that error is. We cant see your screen and you posted incomplete code. What you did post is wide open to an SQL Injection Attack. You need to use Prepared Statements.

Try changing the `tran_term_taxonomy`.`description` = "" to `tran_term_taxonomy`.`description` = '' It won't like you using " in a string enclosed by ".."