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Using insertion wizard--getting syntac error


don_miles1

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I am using Dreamweaver CS3, MySQL vs 5.1.37, php 5.3.0, and xamp 1.7.2

I am using the record insertion form wizard (I am sorely lacking in code skills)

After I create the insertion form, I try to use it to insert a name (example Jack) into the fh-name column of the fh-info table and I get the following message:

 

You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '-name) VALUES ('jacks')' at line 1

 

Please help

Thanks

Don

 

P.S. I am sending the code that Dreamweaver generates as an attachment.

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Hi,

 

Apparently Dreamweaver is writing bad SQL code. That's the problem with using code-generators like Dreamweaver ... if it screws up, you're screwed.

 

You have two options:

 

1. Start over and use the Dreamweaver tools to generate the connections and the queries.

 

Nerd-note: 'queries' = code sent to the MySQL database that tells the database what to do.

 

2. Learn some basic PHP and solve all your problems!

 

:D

 

I'm telling you, it's not that hard if you give yourself a chance.

 

Anyway, yet another example of what I've been saying for years about PHP; if you want to be a web designer today, you need to learn basic PHP and Javascript.

 

Stefan

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I subscribe to killer U. and it is excellent. I found my problem. It was that I was using hyphens where it was against the law.

Thanks

Don

Hi,

 

Apparently Dreamweaver is writing bad SQL code. That's the problem with using code-generators like Dreamweaver ... if it screws up, you're screwed.

 

You have two options:

 

1. Start over and use the Dreamweaver tools to generate the connections and the queries.

 

Nerd-note: 'queries' = code sent to the MySQL database that tells the database what to do.

 

2. Learn some basic PHP and solve all your problems!

 

:D

 

I'm telling you, it's not that hard if you give yourself a chance.

 

Anyway, yet another example of what I've been saying for years about PHP; if you want to be a web designer today, you need to learn basic PHP and Javascript.

 

Stefan

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