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> Sent: Monday, October 01, 2001 5:49 PM
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> Subject: RE: [PHP] How to do a dynamic UPDATE SET
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> | The result: PHP updates the values of lang, record, date, what
> (etc.) to
> | [LITERALLY] $lang, $record, $date, et
| The result: PHP updates the values of lang, record, date, what (etc.) to
| [LITERALLY] $lang, $record, $date, etc--NOT the values of those fields
| submitted by the form. I'm kinda lost as to what to do... Any
| suggestions??
Ow yea, little mistake of mine, sorry.
I think removing the single
Something like this might work for you. (Just typed in the code and didn't
test it, so take with a grain of salt. It doesn't really take into account
all types of data, but maybe it will help with an idea.)
Have groups of the following in your form:
column_name1
column_name2
| But here's what I want to do now: I want to use the same two
| lines of code for any possible form data that might be submitted
mysql_list_fields retrieves all field names of $table;
with that you can build your SET-clause for the query.
something like:
$fields = mysql_list_fields($d
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