user curly braces around your arrays in the string e.g:
$sql = "INSERT INTO x VALUES ({$_SESSION['add']['name']} ....";oh, and unless add & name are actually constants you should always wrap them in single quotes. (php will covert the non-exstent constant into a string a issue an E_NOTICE + its overhead)
Richard Harb wrote:
Tuesday, April 6, 2004, 1:21:52 AM, you wrote:
hi... i cant cut and paste my exact mysql query because it takes the '' stuff out doubles the $'s and the ,'s in the whole thing (dont know why but anyways...)...
i have a query that goes something like this: mysql_query("insert into $GuestbookTable values(NULL, '$_SESSION[add][date]', '$_SESSION[add][name]', $_SESSION[add][email]..........");
the problem i get is using the multi dimentional arrays to insert text and stuff all i actually get when i echo the query or do a real insert is:
echoed it would be something like: insert into rnjresort.guestbook values(NULL, 'array([add]), 'array([add])', 'array([add])', .......
any idea what the problem is here? do i have the '' in the wrong places?? i know that works on single dimention arrays but doubled?
Well, then again you can still write your query as:
$sql = "INSERT INTO table (field1, field2, ..., fieldn)" $sql .= " VALUES ('" . $ar['index1']['index2'][$i] . "'" . " ,'" . $ar['index1']['index2'][$i] . "'"; ....
or some such ... close/open the strings in between :)
HTH
Richard
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