@Mudsaf: Not sure anymore... I used to get some errors without it but I took it out to check which ones and it works just fine now. So I'll leave it without. The form looks like this:
<form method="post" action="GreekSubmission.php">
@So Called: Ah... Did I forget to actually say what went wrong? ^^ Well the mysql_query($write) OR DIE ('Error updating database') ends with the process dying and the error message being displayed. So the final step, the updating of the database, fails. @Ingolme: Very good idea. I did that and it gave me: "INSERT INTO table (name, lastname, color, comment) VALUES ('Dummyvalue', 'Testtext', 'Purple', 'I hope this works') so nothing out of place it seems. Is there something wrong with my syntax?