echo "<td><input type = text value = " . $row[Location] . " name = Location size= 30 maxlength=10 /></td>";
How can I make php know that the name of the input type is Location, if I use quotations it messes up the echo..
I'm trying to do an update query and $_POST[Location] is set to NULL so I need to figure out the problem :S
[CODE]echo "<td><input type = \"text\" value = \"" . $row[Location] . "\" name = \"Location\" size=\"30\" maxlength=10 /></td>";
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Use backslashes, or you could use colons within the echo, have fun!
[editline]16th October 2010[/editline]
also, put a \n after your </td> so it renders line breaks when you view the page source.
[code]$tLocation = htmlspecialchars($row['Location']);
echo "<td><input type='text' value='$tLocation' name='Location' size='30' maxlength='10' /></td>";[/code]
[editline]16th October 2010[/editline]
I recommend you read something about php/html, your code is so fucked and broken, I have no idea how it even works.
[QUOTE=Erp;25447995]I recommend you read something about php/html, your code is so fucked and broken, I have no idea how it even works.[/QUOTE]
You've got to be kidding, you don't need to have the quote marks there for it to work. It's just for easier reading.
I really hope you don't work freelance or for anyone, for that matter.
[url]http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_forms.asp[/url]
[url]http://php.net/manual/en/function.array.php[/url]
Take a look at those.
It's personal preference, nothing else.
use single quotes, that's how I role.
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Thanks for the help :)
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