Hawk,
If you have a working login, can we safely assume that there is information
in the database for each user? If so, then we won't bother discussing
insert statements, but concentrate on updates. We'll also assume that $user
has update privileges on the database.
The normal form of an upda
Try using mysql_error() to display the mysql error message before issuing
your die(). this will give more information to troubleshoot. You may not
have the right privileges set up in your database where you can update or
insert into the database or table.
/dkm
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Fr
The reason you aren't seeing any errors is because you used "or
die()" -- to the best of my knowledge, this replaces any standard errors
that PHP would normally generate.
It appears that you have omitted the second argument to mysql_query().
A common mistake that I've made many times myself.
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