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[SOLVED] How to use `Order` name?


thedevilz

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Dear all

I made a table `Order`(this is the sign above below~ before number 1). Now how can I use this table in PHP

like

If I want to run a query of Insert so how can i write this table's name??

"INSERT INTO `Order` (COLUMN) VALUES (Values)";

 

This statement gives error

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ENCAPSED_AND_WHITESPACE, expecting T_STRING or T_VARIABLE or T_NUM_STRING

Kindly need ur help

 

Regards

sK

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This error usually occurs when you use array variables in double quoted ("") strngs.

 

Like:

 

$foo = "SELECT $arr['column'] FROM";

 

to avoid it you have to use curly braces around the variable

 

$foo = "SELECT {$arr['column']} FROM";

 

BTW: 'Order' is MySQL's reserved word, and you should try to avoid using it as a table name.

This is my script where I am inserting my table

 

<?php

 

$host="localhost";

 

class class_mysql

{

  var $host = "localhost";

  var $into_db_id = "";

  var $selectid = "";

  var $updateid = "";

  var $insertid = "";

  var $result = array();

 

  function db_con()

  {

 

  $dbname = "dts_powersaver";

  $loginname = "root";

  $loginpass = "";

 

//   $dbname = "hajj";

//   $loginname = "";

//   $loginpass = "";

 

  $dbhost = "localhost";

 

      $db=mysql_connect($host, $loginname, $loginpass) or die("Could not connect!");

      mysql_select_db($dbname);

  return $db;

  }

 

  function into_db($f_n,$l_n,$e,$qn,$mop)

  {

    $f_n = mysql_real_escape_string($f_n,$this->db_con());

$l_n = mysql_real_escape_string($l_n,$this->db_con());

$e = mysql_real_escape_string($e,$this->db_con());

$qn = mysql_real_escape_string($qn,$this->db_con());

 

$counter_file = "./count.dat";

$lines = file($counter_file);

$counter = (int) $lines[0];

 

$counter++;

 

//echo "You're visitor No. $counter.";

 

if(!($fp = fopen($counter_file, "w")))

{

  die ("Cannot open $counter_file.");

}

fwrite($fp, $counter);

fclose($fp);

 

$q = "SELECT CID FROM Customer WHERE Email='$e'";

$r = mysql_query($q,$this->db_con());

if(mysql_num_rows($r) == 0)

{

$q = "INSERT INTO Customer(First_Name,Last_Name,Email)VALUES('$f_n','$l_n','$e')";

@mysql_query($q,$this->db_con());

$q = "SELECT CID FROM Customer WHERE email='$e'";

    $r = @mysql_query($q,$this->db_con());

    }

//$row = mysqli_fetch_array($r,MYSQLI_ASSOC);

while($row = mysql_fetch_array($r))

$q = "INSERT INTO Order (CID,Prod_Ref,Quantity,Order_Date,Method_of_Pay) VALUES ($row['CID'],$counter,$q,CURDATE(),$mop)";

if($this->into_db_id = mysql_query($q,$this->db_con()))

{

{

return TRUE;

}

    }

else

{

    echo $this->getError("Mysql error.");

    }

  }

}

  ?>

anyways Thank You so much for your kind concern

I am really greatfull to you for your precious time.

 

I have changed the line# 65

$q = "INSERT INTO order_cust (CID,Prod_Ref,Quantity,Order_Date,Method_of_Pay) VALUES ({$row['CID']},$counter,$q,CURDATE(),$mop)";

 

Thanx again I was doing mistake that I was using reserved keyword.

Regards

sK

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