Theres a bug between the 2 $_REQUEST I think

[jpraj]

This is a small game i'm working to practice, but I'm founding a problem between "fround" and "sround"  hope you can help me.

<?php

$playerid = 1;//test id
require_once ("dbconnect.php");


$action = $_REQUEST["action"];
/**													 			Functions 			   															**/

function rock($round){
echo "<form method=\"post\" action=\"rydar.php?action={$round}\">";
echo "<input type=\"text\" name=\"guess\" id=\"guess\"> ";
echo "<input type=\"submit\" value=\"submit\">";
echo "</form>";
}
function rockwin(){
$win = mysql_query("SELECT gamewon FROM isitar WHERE id = {$playerid} ");

if ($win['gamewon'] == 0){

	mysql_query("UPDATE isitar SET  gamewon = 1 WHERE id = {$playerid} ");

}
if($win['gamewon'] == 1){

	mysql_query("UPDATE isitar SET , gamewon = 2 WHERE id = {$playerid} ");
	echo "You have a really great eye! ";
}
if($win['gamewon'] == 2){
	echo "You won 3 times, you are now the best";
}
}
/**                                                     End Functions  															**/


$rock = rand(1,3);

mysql_query("UPDATE isitar SET gametry = 0, roundwin= 0 WHERE id = {$playerid}");
if ($action == ""){

	echo "come and play, its a 2 out of 3 wins to get the prize, want to try it?";
	rock("fround");
	echo "{$rock}"; // for testing 
}
}
if ($action == "fround"){
$query = mysql_query("SELECT gametry FROM isitar WHERE id = {$playerid}");
$game = mysql_fetch_row($query);

	if($_POST["guess"] <= 0 || $_POST["guess"] > 4   ){
		echo "That rock doesn't existes.. Don't fool with me. Let's try again";
		rock("fround");
	}

	elseif($_POST["guess"] == $rock){
		echo "Congrats, you have found the rock, if you find it 1 more time you will win, 2 try, lets go, choose.";
		rock("sround");
		mysql_query("UPDATE isitar SET gametry = 1,roundwin = 1 WHERE id = {$playerid}");


	}	
	elseif ($_POST["guess"] != $rock ){
		echo "Sorry, you miss, it was on " . $_POST["guess"] . " you still got 2 more trys, lets go, choose.";
		rock("sround");
		mysql_query("UPDATE isitar SET gametry = 1 WHERE id = {$playerid}");
	}
}
														/** Second round **/
if($action == "sround"){
$query = mysql_query("SELECT roundwin,gametry FROM isitar WHERE id = {$playerid}");
$game = mysql_fetch_row($query);
if($game['1'] == 1){
	if($_POST["guess"] <= 0 || $_POST["guess"] >= 4){
		rock("sround");
	}
	elseif ($_POST["guess"] == $rock ){

		if($game['0'] == 1){
			rockwin();
		}
		elseif($game['0'] == 0){
			echo "Congrats, you have found the rock, if you find it 1 more time you will win , 1 try left, lets go, choose.";
			rock("tround");
			mysql_query("UPDATE isitar SET gametry = 2,roundwin = 1 WHERE id = {$playerid}");
		}

	}			

	elseif ($_POST["guess"] != $rock){
		if($game['0'] == 1){
			echo "Sorry, you miss, it was on " . $_POST["guess"] . " you still got 1 more try, lets go, choose.";
			rock("tround");
			mysql_query("UPDATE isitar SET gametry = 2 WHERE id = {$playerid}");
		}
		elseif($game['0'] == 0){
			echo "Sorry, it seems you lost, it was on " . $_POST["guess"] . " it was the last chance you had to win 1 round, you lose, sorry.";
			mysql_query("UPDATE isitar SET gametry = 0, roundwin=0 roundwin WHERE id = {$playerid}");

		}
	}

}
}
									/** Third Round  **/
if ($action == "tround"){
$query = mysql_query("SELECT gametry FROM isitar WHERE id = {$playerid}");
$game = mysql_fetch_row($query);
if($game['0'] == 2){
	if($_POST["guess"] <= 0 || $_POST["guess"] >= 4){
		echo "hi";
		//rock("tround");
	}
	if ($_POST["guess"] != $rock ){
		echo "Ahh, sorry, it isn't you lucky day it seems.. Good luck next time";

	}
	if ($_POST["guess"] == $rock ){
		rockwin();

	}

}		
}

?>

[Mchl]

What kind of problem? ('does not work' is not a valid answer to this question)

[jpraj]

When I click submit to go to action=fround to action=sround the page shows blank, instead of what I want.

[Mchl]

Start here: http://www.phpfreaks.com/tutorial/debugging-a-beginners-guide/page1

 

Also please use

tags when pasting any code on forums.

[oni-kun]

Why are you using a confusing array of $_REQUEST and $_POSTs? You should choose one or the other, $_REQUEST will find any value in POST/GET/COOKIE superglobals.