LynnStrauch

SELECT name FROM `people` WHERE 1 You never really went into why there are '' around the people in the select statement. The insert statement has no '' so I am just wondering. Thank you. Lynn

Yes, I know it is a new version, however...I don't like it nearly as much as the way it is setup for yours. I like to rows rather than the columns. Sigh. I was hoping there was a button to push to make it like yours.

Hi Stephan, I installed Wamp, and the php myadmin showing columns rather than the rows like your video. I am wondering why this is happening. I have just installed it, so I have not touched anything other than your basic MySQL instruction. Here is a graphic of how it looks. I will attach as well in case you can't see this. Thanks, Lynn

That worked!!! Thank you! These tutorials are awesome, and so is this board! Thanks to everyone, especially Stephan. Lynn Strauch

Well, that did not work either. I am still getting the error after removing the comma and space. Stephan has it working with the comma and space...room for another I am assuming, and it works for him, and it is working for the other guy...but not for me...sigh. Same Error though: Parse error: parse error in C:\wamp\www\php_work\AssociativeArray.php on line 19 Lynn

<?php //Associative Arrays $my_array = array("Elizabeth","Lynn","Lynette",7); print "The value held in position 2: "; print $my_array [2]; // Associatative Array Uses Name Value Pairs print " " $prices_array = array("TV" => "250.00", "DVD" => "100.00", "VHS" => "2.00", ); print $prices_array ['TV']; ?>

Hi, I am following along, and doing well for the most part until I hit the Array tutorial #2. Here is what I have, and I blows an error on line 17 everytime. I am getting kind of frustrated because it looks right, yet, it must not be. What am I doing wrong. It is in the "first line of the actual array. <?php //Associative Arrays $prices_array = array("TV" => "250.00", "DVD" => "100.00", "VHS" => "2.00",); print $prices_array ['TV']; ?> Thank you, Lynn

Hello, Most of us can create the form, we just don't know how to make it work with the database. At least, that is my case. The tutorial seemed to stop there after the tutorial on MySQL connect, root, die tutorial. Which I thought was very insightful. Are you planning on creating more tutorials that actually walk you through building a small form like you have, and then putting that form into the db? Maybe I missed it, but I looked back and did not find the rest of those tutorials to finish off the basics of how to make your form interact with the DB by inputting the text into the db. Thank you, Lynn