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Hey guys

 

I'm guessing this is probably pretty simple for anyone who's not a PHP rookie. 

 

I have my database, and I'd like to be able to create a page with a form, whereby the user can modify the values for that particular record in the database.

 

I'd imagine I'll use the 'mysql_query' function to call the query based on the ID carried across from the previous page.  From there, I'm a little stuck.  I'd like this page to have all of the fields from the query (*), and the value currently in the database in the fields, for that particular ID.

 

I noticed the 'mysql_fetch_field' function, but how do I then have the data for that field and the specified record (in the query) as well? 

 

Thanks for any help you can provide!

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ok.. try to follow me

 

your first page will most likely have links like

 

Entry 01  | EDIT | DELETE

Entry 02  | EDIT | DELETE

 

for the entries, make the links look like

 

<a href="edit.php?row=ID_NUMBER">EDIT</a>

 

then in edit.php do this:

 

<?php

  // establish connection and pick a database

  $q = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM `the_table` WHERE `id` = '".mysql_real_escape_string($_GET['row'])."'";

  if ($r = mysql_fetch_assoc($q)) {

    print_r($r);

  }

?>

 

on edit.php use $r to display the information

 

and on submit send it to amend.php or w.e via POST and then use mysql's UPDATE

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