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Insert Into Same Row Of Sql Table With Seperate Insert Commands


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I want to insert some data into my sql table.I then want to run a loop that fills in the remaining fields in the row.Here is my code:

include("connection.php");$sql="INSERT INTO payments (companyname, item, date)VALUES('" . mysql_real_escape_string(htmlspecialchars($company)) . "','" . mysql_real_escape_string(htmlspecialchars($item)) . "', '$thedate')";for ($i=0; $i<=$num_users - 1; $i++){//bracket2$username = $users[$i];//determines whether the user is paying or notif (in_array($username, $whopays)) {$user_fs[$i] = $fs;}		else {$user_fs[$i] = 0;}		$topay[$i] = $user_fs[$i] - $personpaid[$i];$sql="INSERT INTO payments (payed{$i}, fs{$i}, topay{$i})VALUES('{$personpaid[$i]}', '{$user_fs[$i]}' , '{$topay[$i]}')";}//bracket2

This inserts the companyname, item and date into 1 row.I then only get the fields filled in from the loop where $i is the last number in the loop.I want all this info in the same row

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First, your second query needs to be an update, not an insert, if you want to add it to the same row as the previous query. Second, I don't see you actually running either query, just building them.
this isn't the whole code but it still seems to put info into the table.how do I run the query then?
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You send the SQL query to the mysql_query function.mysql_query($sql);Make sure to do it after you build the query, if you're building the query inside a loop, make sure you also run it inside the loop.

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You send the SQL query to the mysql_query function.mysql_query($sql);Make sure to do it after you build the query, if you're building the query inside a loop, make sure you also run it inside the loop.
OK so should my code therefore be?:
include("connection.php");$sql="INSERT INTO payments (companyname, item, date)VALUES('" . mysql_real_escape_string(htmlspecialchars($company)) . "','" . mysql_real_escape_string(htmlspecialchars($item)) . "', '$thedate')";mysql_query($sql);for ($i=0; $i<=$num_users - 1; $i++){//bracket2$username = $users[$i];//determines whether the user is paying or notif (in_array($username, $whopays)) {$user_fs[$i] = $fs;}		else {$user_fs[$i] = 0;}		$topay[$i] = $user_fs[$i] - $personpaid[$i];$sql="UPDATE INTO payments (payed{$i}, fs{$i}, topay{$i})VALUES('{$personpaid[$i]}', '{$user_fs[$i]}' , '{$topay[$i]}')";mysql_query($sql);}//bracket2

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OK the above was clearly not correct...I did:

include("connection.php");$sql="INSERT INTO payments (companyname, item, date)VALUES('" . mysql_real_escape_string(htmlspecialchars($company)) . "','" . mysql_real_escape_string(htmlspecialchars($item)) . "', '$thedate')";mysql_query($sql);$result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM payments ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 1");while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)){$id = $row('id');}for ($i=0; $i<=$num_users - 1; $i++){//bracket2$username = $users[$i];//determines whether the user is paying or notif (in_array($username, $whopays)) {$user_fs[$i] = $fs;}		else {$user_fs[$i] = 0;}		$topay[$i] = $user_fs[$i] - $personpaid[$i];$sql="UPDATE payments SET payed{$i} = '{$personpaid[$i]}', fs{$i} = '{$user_fs[$i]}', topay{$i} = '{$topay[$i]}'WHERE id = $id;mysql_query($sql);}//bracket2

But it still writes 2 seperate records and only writes the $personpaid, $user_fs and $topay for the lastt value of $iEDIT: Nevermind, I made a few punctuation errors and uploaded the wrong file on my ftp - corrected and all works now!

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