neverett Posted September 7, 2007 Share Posted September 7, 2007 Hi all. I'd appreciate any help in advance. I've included some code of an insert function. What I'm trying to do is insert fields into my table row (done with the insert function). I have a $submit_date as well and I want to update it b/c I intentionally left it blank in the $sql = "..." (it would normally come after $eval). Thus it shouldn't have a value. So I'm trying to update the $submit_date value in the same row that was just inserted. So basically I'm updating the row that was just inserted in $sql="...". But when I run the function without the WHERE o_id = '$o_id'" it updates every $submit_date value. I thought the code below would work, but it apparently doesn't know the value for $o_id (which is inserted as a NULL b/c it's incremented automatically in the table itself). Please let me know if there is anyway to gather the value of $o_id (which is inserted as a NULL but assigned a number in the table) and then apply the WHERE o_id = '$o_id' to the update. The reason I'm doing this is b/c the server we are using is hosted on the West Coast (Pacific Time) and I'm wanting to change the time to Eastern Time. This is the only way I could think of to change the time zones without having to change something every time the daylight savings time begins or ends. Please email me at nic.everett@gmail.com for any ideas or reply to this post please! Thanks for all of your help! // insert an OTM function insert(){ $s_id = $this->s_id; $school = $this->school; $population = $this->population; $region = $this->region; $nom_name = $this->nom_name; $nom_address = $this->nom_address; $nom_email = $this->nom_email; $prog_title = $this->prog_title; $prog_date = $this->prog_date; $target_pop = $this->target_pop; $attendance = $this->attendance; $time_to_org = $this->time_to_org; $people_to_org = $this->people_to_org; $cost = $this->cost; $prog_desc = $this->prog_desc; $prog_goals = $this->prog_goals; $publicity = $this->publicity; $rl_goals = $this->rl_goals; $goal = $this->goal; $outcome = $this->outcome; $effects = $this->effects; $eval = $this->eval; $sql = "insert into otms values('NULL', '$s_id', '$school', '$population', '$region', '$nom_name', '$nom_address', '$nom_email', '$prog_title', '$prog_date', '$target_pop', '$attendance', '$time_to_org', '$people_to_org', '$cost', '$prog_desc', '$prog_goals', '$publicity', '$rl_goals', '$goal', '$outcome', '$effects', '$eval')"; $result = mysql_query($sql); $result = mysql_query("UPDATE otms SET submit_date = FROM_UNIXTIME(UNIX_TIMESTAMP()+10800) WHERE o_id = '$o_id'"); return $result; } Quote Link to comment https://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/68309-solved-php-help/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
trq Posted September 7, 2007 Share Posted September 7, 2007 PHP HELP Gathered that, seeing as thats the name of the board. mysql_insert_id(). Quote Link to comment https://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/68309-solved-php-help/#findComment-343465 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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