Thanks, Michael
You've reinforced how I've come learn that php does things. When I first tried the
script
it simply printed the first form over and over. it was kind of funny in a way. I'll
restructure
my program now to account for how PHP does things. thanks again,
chris
On Mon, 9 Ap
Lets try that again:
>
> if ($submit) {
> if (data already in db) {
reject data;
}
else {
> commit data to db;
> }
> }
> else {
> display form with submit button named 'submit';
> }
>
> ?>
>
>
A bit of a mud map ... hope it he
Here's what I'd do (pseudocode):
Mick
> how do I do this
>
> call form
> wait there until it is completed
> call check
> look for duplicate
>
> then if ok
> I then commit to database after entereing data
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Hello all.
I'm relatively new to the world of PHP, but I've programmed in C, C++, Rexx, in the
past.
What I'm working on is this and I wanted to clarify some things about how PHP "runs"
I've got a function that contains a form and depending on the entry to the form, which
is
then checked ag
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