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  1. oh my gosh! I feel like such a dunce. Thank you for helping me with this. I think I had gone round and round trying to figure this out on my own that I over-complicated things. Sometimes I just need to go back to the basics. I really do appreciate your help with this. This is working now!
  2. Yes, that works and outputs the 'id'. But now how do I take $sql['id'] and use it in my INSERT INTO query as a VALUE? Is there a way to do something similar to $sql['id'] AS $category_id? Below is my INSERT INTO query statement: $qry=mysql_query("INSERT INTO product(name,category_id,slug,old_price,price,description,video_url,status,date_posted)VALUES('$name','$category_id','$slug','$o_price','$price','$desc','$video','$status','$date')", $con); if(!$qry) { die("Query Failed: ". mysql_error()); } else { echo "<br/>"; echo "Product Added Successfully"; echo "<br/>"; } You help is very much appreciated. You have helped me learn something new today!
  3. New error: Accessories Argentine strings The product category name is Argentine strings Resource id #2 Warning: mysql_fetch_array(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /hermes/waloraweb009/b2529/moo.jkshaver/devarea/caravan/admin/product_created.php on line 76 Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /hermes/waloraweb009/b2529/moo.jkshaver/devarea/caravan/admin/product_created.php on line 81 A total of 0 records were added. Resource id#2 error as a result of $sql = "SELECT id FROM productcategory WHERE name = '". $pc_name . "'"; //submit the query and capture the result $result = mysql_query($sql) or die(mysql_error()); echo $result; and the other errors stem from this query using foreach: $sql_q = "SELECT id FROM productcategory WHERE name = '". $pc_name . "'" or die(mysql_error()); $sql = mysql_fetch_array($sql_q); //above sets the category id array //example usage: $sql['mysql_col_name'] echo $sql['category_id']; //the above prints the category_id foreach ($sql as $category_id) { //echo $category_id.'<br/>'; } Not sure if that made it better or worse.
  4. Thank you Scott. I changed my query to reflect your recommendation. $sql = "SELECT id FROM productcategory WHERE name = ". $pc_name; I get the below output: Accessories Argentine strings The product category name is Argentine strings You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'strings' at line 1 I tried backticks around the column names, but get the same error. Any other ideas?
  5. Yes, this is what I am trying to do. Of course, if I have made this more difficult than it needs to be, please give me your advice. Otherwise, any ideas? Scott_S - I did try list and it will echo the variables. But when I go to use them in the sql query, it returns no results. When I replace the variable in the query statement with the actual content (ex: "Augustine"), I do return a value so I am not sure why it is not working. Any/all help is appreaciated. Thank you for taking time to look at this.
  6. I am passing user inputs from a page called add_product.php. There is a drop down menu that CONCATs two table fields to form one name ($category). After passing $category to the product_created.php page, I can break this back down into the two respective fields using explode() on but how do I create variable out of the results? Here is the snippet from add_product.php <?php //Grab the Product Category name and Bucket name from productcategory and bucket tables in DB $qry=mysql_query("SELECT CONCAT(bucket.b_name, ' : ', productcategory.name) AS category FROM productcategory, bucket, product WHERE product.category_id = productcategory.id AND productcategory.bucket_id = bucket.id", $con); if(!$qry) { die("Query Failed: ". mysql_error()); } ?> <p>Category: <select name="category" id="category"> <?php //take the responses from the query above and show then in a drop down menu while($row=mysql_fetch_array($qry)) { echo $category = "<option value='".$row['category']."'>".$row['category']."</option>"; } ?> </select> I then pass that to product_created.php and this is what I have so far and where I am stuck: //This gets all the other information from the form $category=$_POST['category']; // Explode category variable to get bucket.b_name and productcategory.name list($b_name, $pc_name) = explode(":", $category); echo $b_name.'<br/>'; // bucket.b_name echo $pc_name.'<br/>'; // productcategory.name //the above code works and prints the separate category names onscreen $categories = array($b_name,$pc_name); print "The product category name is $pc_name"; //test two: this code works and prints just the productcategory name //Define the query to grab the product category id where pc_name equals the product category name $sql = "SELECT id FROM productcategory WHERE name = '$pc_name'"; //submit the query and capture the result $result = mysql_query($sql) or die(mysql_error()); echo $result; //find out how many rows were retrieved $numRows = mysql_num_rows($result); //current result is 0 and should be 1 if successful //this is my attempt to convert the productcategory id into a variable that can be passed back into the DB $sql_q = "SELECT id FROM productcategory WHERE name = '$pc_name'" or die(mysql_error()); $sql = mysql_fetch_array($sql_q); //above sets the category_id array //example usage: $sql['mysql_col_name'] echo $sql['category_id']; //the above prints the category_id foreach ($sql as $category_id) { //echo $category_id.'<br/>'; } //Define query to add product to DB $qry=mysql_query("INSERT INTO product(name,category_id,slug,old_price,price,description,video_url,status,date_posted)VALUES('$name','$category_id','$slug','$o_price','$price','$desc','$video','$status','$date')", $con); if(!$qry) { die("Query Failed: ". mysql_error()); } else { echo "<br/>"; echo "Product Added Successfully"; echo "<br/>"; } I know some of this is redundant but I am trying to teach myself how to solve this and this was the best way for me to learn. I feel like I am really close, but that I have gone round and round at this point and have just confused myself. I understand that there may be other issues with my code as it is written, but I really need to focus on resolving this first. Any help, advise, teaching, would be most appreciated.
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