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Thanks! <br />
I'll give that a shot.<br />
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&nbsp;I thought it could be as easy as a line of code, but i guess there are diferences going from sql to mysql. 
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Thanks!
I'll give that a shot.

 I thought it could be as easy as a line of code, but i guess there are diferences going from sql to mysql.

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Hello, I am fairly new to php and mysql. I noticed that when taking values from a form and inserting into mysql, it will not take multiple values and comma sperate them. in ms sql I had a form for example. &quot;Which colors do you like&quot; with check boxes red, green, blue, yellow, black<br />
It would put them in the field &quot;perfered_colors&quot; as comma sperated. In my mysql insert it just puts one of the values? I'm sure this is an easy solution
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Hello, I am fairly new to php and mysql. I noticed that when taking values from a form and inserting into mysql, it will not take multiple values and comma sperate them. in ms sql I had a form for example. "Which colors do you like" with check boxes red, green, blue, yellow, black
It would put them in the field "perfered_colors" as comma sperated. In my mysql insert it just puts one of the values? I'm sure this is an easy solution

Adding multiple values into one field using mysql

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