W3C Posted December 3, 2006 Share Posted December 3, 2006 OKay. So I made edited this editing profile php doc. I have the database and everything. When I hit update It says your profile has been updated. Then I go to the memberlist I click on the profile I just edited and it doesn't show waht I updated.Code:[code=php:0]<title></title><?phpob_start();include("config.php");if ($logged[username]){// the user is logged in! We continue...if (!$_POST[update]){// the form hasn't been submitted. We continue...$profile = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM family_users WHERE username = '$logged[username]'");$profile = @mysql_fetch_array($profile);// the above lines get the information so that it can be displayed in the html form.echo("<center><form method=\"POST\"><table width=\"100%\"><tr><td align=\"right\" width=\"25%\">Location:</td><td align=\"left\"><input type=\"text\" size=\"25\" maxlength=\"25\" name=\"locate\" value=\"$profile[location]\"></td></tr><tr><td align=\"right\" width=\"25%\">MSN Messenger:</td><td align=\"left\"><input size=\"25\" name=\"msn\" value=\"$profile[msn]\"></td></tr><tr><td align=\"right\" width=\"25%\">AOL Messenger:</td><td align=\"left\"><input size=\"25\" name=\"aim\" value=\"$profile[aim]\"></td></tr><tr><td align=\"right\" width=\"25%\">Email Address:</td><td align=\"left\"><input size=\"25\" name=\"email\" value=\"$profile[email]\"></td></tr><tr><td align=\"right\" width=\"25%\">Kids:</td><td align=\"left\"><input size=\"25\" name=\"kids1\" value=\"$profile[kids1]\"></td></tr><tr><td align=\"right\" width=\"25%\"></td><td align=\"left\"><input size=\"25\" name=\"kids2\" value=\"$profile[kids2]\"></td></tr><tr><td align=\"right\" width=\"25%\"></td><td align=\"left\"><input size=\"25\" name=\"kids3\" value=\"$profile[kids3]\"></td></tr><tr><td align=\"right\" width=\"25%\"></td><td align=\"left\"><input size=\"25\" name=\"kids4\" value=\"$profile[kids4]\"></td></tr><tr><td align=\"right\" width=\"25%\"></td><td align=\"left\"><input size=\"25\" name=\"kids5\" value=\"$profile[kids5]\"></td></tr><tr><td align=\"right\" width=\"25%\"></td><td align=\"left\"><input size=\"25\" name=\"kids6\" value=\"$profile[kids6]\"></td></tr><tr><td align=\"right\" width=\"25%\"></td><td align=\"left\"><input size=\"25\" name=\"kids7\" value=\"$profile[kids7]\"></td></tr><tr><td align=\"center\"></td><td align=\"left\"><input type=\"submit\" name=\"update\" value=\"Update\"></td></tr></table></form></center>");}else{$email = htmlspecialchars($_POST[email]);$aim = htmlspecialchars($_POST[aim]);$msn = htmlspecialchars($_POST[msn]);$locate = htmlspecialchars($_POST[locate]);$kids1 = htmlspecialchars($_POST[kids1]);$kids2 = htmlspecialchars($_POST[kids2]);$kids3 = htmlspecialchars($_POST[kids3]);$kids4 = htmlspecialchars($_POST[kids4]);$kids5 = htmlspecialchars($_POST[kids5]);$kids6 = htmlspecialchars($_POST[kids6]);$kids7 = htmlspecialchars($_POST[kids7]);/*$email = $_POST[email];$aim = $_POST[aim];$msn = $_POST[msn];$locate = $_POST[locate];$kids1 = $_POST[kids1];$kids2 = $_POST[kids2];$kids3 = $_POST[kids3];$kids4 = $_POST[kids4];$kids5 = $_POST[kids5];$kids6 = $_POST[kids6];$kids7 = $_POST[kids7];*/// the above lines get rid of all html.$update = mysql_query("UPDATE 'family_users' SET 'email' = '$email', 'msn' = '$msn', 'aim' = '$aim', 'location' = '$locate', 'kids1' = '$kids1', 'kids2' = '$kids2', 'kids3' = '$kids3', 'kids4' = '$kids4', 'kids5' = '$kids5', 'kids6' = '$kids6', 'kids7' = '$kids7' WHERE 'username' = '$logged[username]'");$sql = "$email, $msn, $aim, $locate, $kids1, $kids2, $kids3, $kids4, $kids5, $kids6, $kids7";echo ("Your profile has been updated!");echo $sql;// updates the information in the database.}}else{// They aren't logged in!echo ("<a href=\"login.php\">You must login</a>");}?>[/code]Thanks in advance,Cheers Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fenway Posted December 3, 2006 Share Posted December 3, 2006 Where are you setting $logged['username']? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
W3C Posted December 4, 2006 Author Share Posted December 4, 2006 If you mean $logged. Then it's located in my "config.php" file, located at the 4th line of the code. But if your saying $logged['username'] exactly like that with the ['username']. Then I don't know. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fenway Posted December 6, 2006 Share Posted December 6, 2006 Also, if your column name is in single quotes, and not backticks, it won't work either. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
W3C Posted December 7, 2006 Author Share Posted December 7, 2006 Okay. I found some crazy solution. Solution:By adding a username editing field and a value of "$profile[username]".(I also made the field disabled because if I tried to edit the username it wouldnt come up on the memberlist.)Then I added "$username = htmlspecialchars($_POST[username]);".Then I updated the db with adding "username = '$logged[username]".code:[code=php:0]<title>Welcome. <?php $logged[username]; ?></title><?phpob_start();include("config.php");if ($logged[username]){// the user is logged in! We continue...if (!$_POST[update]){// the form hasn't been submitted. We continue...$profile = mysql_query("SELECT * from family_users where username = '$logged[username]'");$profile = mysql_fetch_array($profile);// the above lines get the information so that it can be displayed in the html form.echo("<center><form method=\"POST\"><table width=\"100%\"><tr><td align=\"right\" width=\"25%\">Username</td><td align=\"left\"><input disabled=\"disabled\" type=\"text\" size=\"25\" maxlength=\"25\" name=\"locate\" value=\"$profile[username]\"></td></tr><tr><td align=\"right\" width=\"25%\">Last Name</td><td align=\"left\"><input size=\"25\" name=\"msn\" value=\"$profile[lname]\"></td></tr><tr><td align=\"right\" width=\"25%\">First Name</td><td align=\"left\"><input size=\"25\" name=\"aim\" value=\"$profile[fname]\"></td></tr><tr><td align=\"right\" width=\"25%\">Email Address</td><td align=\"left\"><input size=\"25\" name=\"email\" value=\"$profile[email]\"></td></tr><tr><td align=\"right\" width=\"25%\">Kids:</td><td align=\"left\"><input size=\"25\" name=\"kids1\" value=\"$profile[kids1]\"></td></tr><tr><td align=\"right\" width=\"25%\"></td><td align=\"left\"><input size=\"25\" name=\"kids2\" value=\"$profile[kids2]\"></td></tr><tr><td align=\"right\" width=\"25%\"></td><td align=\"left\"><input size=\"25\" name=\"kids3\" value=\"$profile[kids3]\"></td></tr><tr><td align=\"right\" width=\"25%\"></td><td align=\"left\"><input size=\"25\" name=\"kids4\" value=\"$profile[kids4]\"></td></tr><tr><td align=\"right\" width=\"25%\"></td><td align=\"left\"><input size=\"25\" name=\"kids5\" value=\"$profile[kids5]\"></td></tr><tr><td align=\"right\" width=\"25%\"></td><td align=\"left\"><input size=\"25\" name=\"kids6\" value=\"$profile[kids6]\"></td></tr><tr><td align=\"right\" width=\"25%\"></td><td align=\"left\"><input size=\"25\" name=\"kids7\" value=\"$profile[kids7]\"></td></tr><tr><td align=\"center\"></td><td align=\"left\"><input type=\"submit\" name=\"update\" value=\"Update\"></td></tr></table></form></center>");}else{$email = htmlspecialchars($_POST[email]);$fname = htmlspecialchars($_POST[fname]);$lname = htmlspecialchars($_POST[lname]);$username = htmlspecialchars($_POST[username]);$kids1 = htmlspecialchars($_POST[kids1]);$kids2 = htmlspecialchars($_POST[kids2]);$kids3 = htmlspecialchars($_POST[kids3]);$kids4 = htmlspecialchars($_POST[kids4]);$kids5 = htmlspecialchars($_POST[kids5]);$kids6 = htmlspecialchars($_POST[kids6]);$kids7 = htmlspecialchars($_POST[kids7]);// the above lines get rid of all html.echo ("Your profile has been updated!");$update = mysql_query("Update family_users set email = '$email',lname = '$lname', fname = '$fname', kids1 = '$kids1', kids2 = '$kids2', kids3 = '$kids3', kids4 = '$kids4', kids5 = '$kids5', kids6 = '$kids6', kids7 = '$kids7', username = '$logged[username]' where username = '$logged[username]'");// updates the information in the database.}}else{// They aren't logged in!echo ("<a href=\"login.php\">You must login</a>");}?>[/code] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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