IS THIS POSSIBLE

vinny69

is it possible to move a row to a different table via a hyperlink...
if not can you writ me a script that will move a row to a different table

Weedpacket

Um .... blue? Yes? (I hope the answer is yes, because if it's not possible then no-one will be writing a script to do it).

leatherback

ehm.. Pink!

Yes. It is possible. (You also want some ideas how?: Link to the moverow.php and use $_GET['id'] to decide the move)

nrg_alpha

I recently felt blue till I was tickled pink by these responses! 😃
Fantastic!

Cheers,

NRG

vinny69

sorry i didnt make my Question very clear, i meant can you use a mysql_query in a link
E.G.
<a href=mysql_query("INSERT INTO cheats ( list of columns.... ) VALUES ('columns values....')");>

bretticus

Sorry, you cannot run serverside code in your browser. Your browser does not "understand" PHP.

I think you need to start at the basics. Here are some suggestions I gave once to a person who wanted to learn PHP.

http://snipurl.com/2wj14 [answers_yahoo_com]

P.S. A sure way to get shunned in this forum is to ask someone to write a script for you.

nrg_alpha

vinny69 wrote:
is it possible to move a row to a different table via a hyperlink...
if not can you writ me a script that will move a row to a different table

Vinny, in all seriousness... this is a coding forum.
I get the feeling that people are supposed to actually give it a shot at coding what they want to accomplish. Then, and only then, if it isn't working, post the code for all to see and have members lend a helping hand.

When people just pop in and ask for others to do the code for them, it truly denotes a tone of laziness.. simply looking for the 'easy way out'.

Somehow, I don't think you'll get far by asking people to build you a script. This is a learning environment that encourages you to evolve yourself by doing some code yourself. Then when you get stuck, present it here.. and I'm sure others will be more helpful.

So my suggestion.. give it a serious shot yourself first.. even in failure, you learn from it.. makes you a better coder in the end (and others will appreciate you more).

Cheers,

NRG