[FX.php List] error help

[gary redmond]

Ok I have created a form on a age called test.php



and then have it set to post to the file addstudent.php (code below) but
it's still not adding the student to the db.


<?
include_once('FX/FX.php');
include_once('FX/server_data.php');

$stunum=$_POST['stunum'];
$first=$_POST['first'];
$last=$_POST['last'];



$groupSize='50';


$register=new FX($serverIP,$webCompanionPort,'');
$register->SetDBData('Student.fp7','stureg',$groupSize);
$register->SetDBPassword('','Admin');
$register->AddDBParam('stunum',$stunum);
$register->AddDBParam('last',$lastname);
$register->AddDBParam('first',$firstname);


$registerResult=$register->FMNew();

echo $registerResult['errorCode'];
foreach($registerResult['data'] as $key=>$registerData);


?>






 

----- Original Message -----
From: Kevin Futter <kfutter at sbc.melb.catholic.edu.au>
Date: Friday, September 1, 2006 0:24 am
Subject: Re: [FX.php List] error help
To: "FX.php Discussion List" <fx.php_list at mail.iviking.org>

> On 1/9/06 12:50 AM, "DC" <dan.cynosure at dbmscan.com> wrote:
> 
> > looks like there is still a bunch of blank space... did you use the
> > bbedit trick or do it by hand and replace with real return 
> characters?> 
> > you have to tediously remove every single itty bitty space character
> > including the ones in between code pieces like equals signs and all
> > the spaces after semicolons and in the html if you copy pasted that.
> > it's really tedious. so if you don't have an automated way of doing
> > it you've got to be really precise and thorough.
> > 
> > also, the same goes for the included files.
> > 
> > this probably isn't part of your issue, but, i noticed that you are
> > using single quotes in HTML attributes. i'm pretty sure that double
> > quotes are required by one standard or other. i recall reading that
> > with regards to XHTML or something. sorry i can't be more 
> specific -
> > maybe someone else on the list has more detail on why double quotes
> > are better for HTML attributes.
> 
> Yes, double quotation marks are indeed required by all versions of 
> the XHTML
> spec. They are of course optional for single character attribute 
> values in
> all versions of the HTML spec, but good practice nonetheless. Multiple
> character attribute values still require quoting with double-quotes 
> in HTML
> though.
> 
> -- 
> Kevin Futter
> Webmaster, St. Bernard's College
> http://www.sbc.melb.catholic.edu.au/
> 
> 
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