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[Mamo]

Hi

is there a simple code for asking and answering a question, cause i don't know  much about PHP or MySQL  .

can any one please help me .

thanks

[lemmin]

What kind of question? Multiple choice? Feedback text?

[Mamo]

question like what i am asking here?...........Technical and coding question.

[lemmin]

Ok. Where will the answer go? Into a database? Emailed to someone?

[Mamo]

to database.

I am using a local server (WAMP) , and phpMyAdmin.

[godleydesign]

Not really sure we understand what you mean?

 

What do you mean asking a question and getting an answer? 

​Are you referring to a security to validate if a customer is a real person?

[Mamo]

what i meant is to ask question, and then any other user can answer (replay) my question. 

[lemmin]

It sounds like you just want a generic feedback-type form. Here is some simply code that would push the input of a textarea into your database:

<form method="post">
Question:<br/>
<textarea name="answer"></textarea>
<input type="submit"/>
</form>

<?php

if (isset($_POST['answer']))	//Form was submitted
{
	mysql_connect('localhost', 'user', 'pass');
	mysql_select_db('database');
	mysql_query('INSERT INTO tablename VALUES ("'.$_POST['answer'].'")');
}

?>

That is very generic and obviously needs to be adjusted for your scenario. Is this the sort of form you are looking for?

[Mamo]

It sounds like you just want a generic feedback-type form. Here is some simply code that would push the input of a textarea into your database:

<form method="post">
Question:<br/>
<textarea name="answer"></textarea>
<input type="submit"/>
</form>

<?php

if (isset($_POST['answer']))	//Form was submitted
{
	mysql_connect('localhost', 'user', 'pass');
	mysql_select_db('database');
	mysql_query('INSERT INTO tablename VALUES ("'.$_POST['answer'].'")');
}

?>

That is very generic and obviously needs to be adjusted for your scenario. Is this the sort of form you are looking for?

Thank you,

i understood that, but i need other users on the website to be able to answer the question that i saved . Like the concept of  "phpfreaks"  website.

[Jessica]

No, it's not simple.

 

You could use one of the many free or paid forum software out there.

[lemmin]

I agree with Jessica; the easiest (and incidentally best) solution would be to use a forum solution like Wordpress or Drupal.

[Mamo]

I agree with Jessica; the easiest (and incidentally best) solution would be to use a forum solution like Wordpress or Drupal.

Thank you

[Mamo]

No, it's not simple.

 

You could use one of the many free or paid forum software out there.

Thank you