search_members.php problem, can't find the bug :(

[gudgip]

ok,

my problem is in this script,

 

<h4 class="hl">Search member!</h4>
<?php
if(!$Submitsearch){
    echo "<div id=\"search\"><br />
         <form action=\"\"><input name=\"qmember\" type=\"text\" value=\"\" size=\"35\" />
             <input type=\"submit\" name=\"Submitsearch\" class=\"submit\" value=\"Search!\" />
          </form>
    </div>";
} else {
$searchmember = $_POST['qmember'];
$queryu = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM users WHERE username = '$searchmember' ORDER BY userid DESC");
$result = mysql_num_rows($queryu);
if(!$result){
echo  "sorry, no users found";
} else {
echo "<table class=\"users\">\n<tr>\n<td colspan=\"2\" class=\"tdusers\"><a href=\"/register\"> Register!</a></td>\n<td colspan=\"3\" class=\"tdusers\"><a href=\"/profile\">user list</a></td>\n</tr>\n</table>\n<table class=\"users\">\n<tr>\n<td class=\"topusers\" width=\"30px\">ID</td>\n<td class=\"topusers\" width=\"100px\">Avatar\n</td><td class=\"topusers\">Username</td>\n<td class=\"topusers\">Class</td>\n<td class=\"topusers\">Points</td>\n</tr>\n
";
while($object = mysql_fetch_object($queryu)){
if($object->level == 1){
  $class = member;
  }
if($object->level == 9){
  $class = admin;
  }
echo "<tr>\n<td class=\"tdusers\"> $object->userid </td>\n<td class=\"tdusers\"><image height=\"70\" width=\"70\" src=\"$object->avatar\" /></td>\n<td class=\"tdusers\"><a href=\"profile&user=$object->username\">$object->username</a></td>\n<td class=\"tdusers\">$class</td>\n<td class=\"tdusers\"> 0 </td>\n</tr>\n";
}
echo "</table>\n";
}
}
?>

 

this script is trying to search a member,

if i use this script, nothing happens, but you can see the search-box

 

thanks you!

[recklessgeneral]

Hi,

 

Unless you have register_globals switched on (which is a bad idea anyway), the value of $Submitsearch will not have been set even when the form has been submitted. Replace the first if statement with the following and see what happens:

 

if (!isset ($_POST['Submitsearch']))
{
   echo "<form .... etc>";
}
else
{
   // Process form.
}

 

Let me know how that works out for ya, and if its still not working I'll scrutinize it a bit more.

 

Cheers,

Darren.

[gudgip]

there is no difference

it just gets back to the search-page

 

you can see the live-example on www.spreadthesource.org/search/users

 

and thank you for the fast reply!

[gudgip]

i found it:

it should be

<form action=\"\" method=\"post\">

 

instead of:

<form action=\"\">

 

 

thanks!