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php batch update mysql

Asked by bradnoble in PHP and Databases

Tags: batch, mysql, update

hi EE,

i have a form that is made up rows.  each row contains form fields with values from a mysql db; the fields in the db are 'page title', 'page alias', and 'page status'.

so, if i write sql to find all 'pages' in the db, the form will show me a table of rows, each row containing form fields with values corresponding to the values of that 'page', per 'pageID'.

for example, if my db has two pages, this is what i see:
th->       |  page title |  page alias  | page status  |
row1->   | page 1      |  page1        | live             |
row2->   | page 2      | page2         | hidden        |

i want to send this form to a script that will batch update each record present and posted from the form.  so, per row, i want to update the db.  of course, each form field should be unique and should relate in some way to the primary key in that db, which is 'pageID'.  but, i'm not sure how to write the script.

any ideas?
thanks,
brad
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