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php generated form, how to insert into mySql? php5, mySql

Asked by MHenry in PHP Scripting Language, PHP and Databases

Tags: php mysql

I may be going about this all wrong...

I built a way to generate a form based on how many registrations a person has paid for. There are a bunch of different scenarios, so I built it to generate the form as a check to make sure they only get what they paid for. I also made it so that each field's id is auto increments.

So, the form generated looks like
id=firstName12
id=firstName13
id=lastName21
id=lastName22
etc.

Now, I need a way to insert the results of the form into a mySql table.

Is there a way to build a looping insert statement in php that is similar to an "insert where firstName is like..." like you can do in SQL?

Thanks,
MH

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php generated form, how to insert into mySql? php5, mySql

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Tags: php mysql

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