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I have a htmal table with volley match results, but I'm not the only one who update it! Each trainer write results!

 

Is it possible that when I (or someone) update the table, the new result is authomatic saved in the database (mysql)?

 

Insert data to the html table is the only way for many reasons and it takes too much time to connect a and manualy copy or send data to database.

 

Thanks if someone can help me!

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that's one of the more common uses of PHP is passing Form data,

 

in this case to a DB

 

Google with something like:

 

php mysql form

 

would probably bring up some help, or searching through this forum for help,

 

if you don't want to take the time to learn how to build this yourself then I'd suggest the job board, could probably get someone to build it for $50 or less if the form isn't to complicated

 

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