| Re: Inserting multiple rows in database table |
| by timgno on 2014/5/2 11:48:05 For this reason, I have now created a tutorial that explains how you can do it in a very simple way, a script, which through a simple form, send the data to the mysql database mode multirows with php |
| Re: Inserting multiple rows in database table |
| by timgno on 2014/5/1 22:45:20 Even if none of you has been technically help, I'm glad I shared the idea with you It helped me to understand that I had to go back to the basis of the studies php. In fact, rebuilding all the work behind it, with mysql, php and a simple form, I created a mini, mini, mini, cms, "please let me get through these words" , I was able to rebuild all the code necessary and is enough to cancel rather than add another code. Great, is it? Thanks anyway for having contributed to the idea at least.
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| Re: Inserting multiple rows in database table |
| by redheadedrod on 2014/5/1 22:21:31 Cool. Great that it worked for you. I wasn't sure if you could pass an array like that to setVars or not. Hope my input helped you progress. Only wish I could have been more help. Rodney |
| Re: Inserting multiple rows in database table |
| by timgno on 2014/5/1 17:50:02 It was very simple It was enough to remove the foreach loop, and instead use an array datas with setVars(), used directly the setVar() function for each variable, and checks on the same variables with isset View the file in svn |
| Re: Inserting multiple rows in database table |
| by timgno on 2014/4/24 18:16:18 It's true what you say about security. In any case, the module in question works only locally, at least from what I see and I do. This module would have no meaning for the time to install it on a remote server. In a local server you can make any changes you want. I Sending files, that mentioned earlier, in svn if you want to take a look at the code. |