I’ve found a bug in your script. If you double-click on a text and you double-click again, the input value is < input type="text"….

An idea for block this action ?

cheers,


$home_query = "SELECT page_ID, page_name, page_content FROM tbl_pages WHERE page_name = 'home'";

if(isset($_SESSION['login_name']) && is_numeric($_POST['id']) && isset($_POST['content']))
{
$query = "UPDATE tbl_pages SET page_content = '".mysql_real_escape_string(stripslashes($_POST['content']))."' WHERE page_ID = ".(int)$_POST['id'];
$result = mysql_query($query,$db_link);
}

$home_result = mysql_query ($home_query);
$row = mysql_fetch_array ($home_result, MYSQL_ASSOC);
if(isset($_SESSION['login_name']))
{
echo '

'."{$row['page_content']}".'
';
}else{
echo '
'."{$row['page_content']}".'
';
}?>


I cant get my database to update any suggestions?

Cheers,

I wrote a custom PHP script that passes on more variables seperated by a – to declare to the php what it is supposed to update.

That way this code can very easily be implemented into any application.

I also disabled the Alert notify since I prefer not to get that window popping up everytime I edit my site.

it’s clearly getting as far as the js alert, but using a slightly dumbed down php/mysql example as per this example i don’t seem to even get into the code block when either including the php in the page itself, or firing the Reqest() to a different page.

Any chance you could offer a tiny touch more explanation on the interaction between mootools and php/mysql? or am I just being a lemon! :P

Regards