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Topic: $40 in BTC for some php/mysql coding help, quick problem (Read 1231 times)

nzbmaster

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Thanks, glad it worked for you.

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Quote from: nzbmaster on June 01, 2013, 01:35:23 AM

Assuming the primary key for db1 is 'ID':

Code:

$db->beginTransaction();
$Process = $db->prepare("UPDATE db1 SET num = ?, usd = ?, btc = ?, date = ? WHERE ID = ?");
$Process->execute(array($_GET['op'], $_POST['usd'], $_POST['btc'], date('Y-m-d H:i:s'), $r['id']));
echo 'Processed.

';
$db->commit();
?>

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rudystyle

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You have not mentioned the primary key of your table. I am guessing its called "ID" . If it is nzbmaster code should work. Also as others have pointed out, it maybe good to sanitize GET/POST values first before inserting into the database. A simple thing to do would be to make sure that numbers are checked using the is_numeric() function.

Bitsky

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Or you could do both: insert the data and, if a key exists, update it

Code:

INSERT INTO db1(num, usd, btc, date) VALUES(?, ?, ?, ?) ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE usd=VALUES(usd), btc=VALUES(btc), date=VALUES(date)

Also, validate your input and don't just insert $_GET/$_POST data without checking it first!

nzbmaster

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Assuming the primary key for db1 is 'ID':

Code:

';
$db->commit();
?>

Panchitoboy

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$db->beginTransaction();

$Process = $db->prepare("UPDATE db1 SET (num, usd, btc, date) VALUES(?, ?, ?, ?, ?) WHERE ID entry = $r['id']");

$Process->execute(array($_GET['op'], $_POST['usd'], $_POST['btc'], date('Y-m-d H:i:s')));

echo '

Processed.

';

$db->commit()

or you can use:

$db->beginTransaction();

$Process = $db->prepare("UPDATE db1 SET (num, usd, btc, date) VALUES(?, ?, ?, ?, ?) WHERE ID entry = ? ");

$Process->execute(array($_GET['op'], $_POST['usd'], $_POST['btc'], date('Y-m-d H:i:s'),$r['id']"));

echo '

Processed.

';

$db->commit()

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MoneypakTrader.com

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I have another problem, need to update a db entry with new data overwriting old data rather than creating a new entry

Current Code creates new entry:
$db->beginTransaction();
$Process = $db->prepare("INSERT INTO db1(num, usd, btc, date) VALUES(?, ?, ?, ?, ?)");
$Process->execute(array($_GET['op'], $_POST['usd'], $_POST['btc'], date('Y-m-d H:i:s')));
echo '

Processed.

';
$db->commit();

Please post the correct code to instead update db which has ID entry = $r['id']
It will only be a single entry for the ID.
It should be pretty simple, but I don't know much.
Value for partial or non-functional code: 0BTC
Value for a completely working code substitution: $40 (in BTC).

Just post the code here with your btc address. If it works, you get coin, if not, no coin.

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