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Thanks Isisagate, that was the exact answer I needed.<br />
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Also thanks to KhoiNgg, that jsp error as my next question but you already answered it for me.
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Thanks Isisagate, that was the exact answer I needed.

Also thanks to KhoiNgg, that jsp error as my next question but you already answered it for me.

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The URL posted is a form I made. Pick any number and it will show you another form. When the continue is clicked, javascript will check if the form is complete, then forward to a confirmation page. There will be another continue button which will &quot;confirm&quot; the page and dump all the info into 2 different tables on a database. The first box posts to table1, and the remaining info posts to table2. The problem is, the remaining info fields are dynamically generated (depending on how many people you pick, it duplicates the box that many times.), so how can I create a php scrpt that will post all the info completed to the database?
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The URL posted is a form I made. Pick any number and it will show you another form. When the continue is clicked, javascript will check if the form is complete, then forward to a confirmation page. There will be another continue button which will "confirm" the page and dump all the info into 2 different tables on a database. The first box posts to table1, and the remaining info posts to table2. The problem is, the remaining info fields are dynamically generated (depending on how many people you pick, it duplicates the box that many times.), so how can I create a php scrpt that will post all the info completed to the database?

multiple mysql insert queries based on number of forms submitted

PHP is a widely-used server-side scripting language especially suited for web development, powering tens of millions of sites from Facebook to personal WordPress blogs. PHP is often paired with the MySQL relational database, but includes support for most other mainstream databases. By utilizing different Server APIs, PHP can work on many different web servers as a server-side scripting language.