on this line there is an error what is it?

I hope my answer with help you with this, because I'm going to assume what you are trying to do. If what I say doesn't help you, be sure to reply and I'll see what I can do more specifically.

With an if statement there are two things you can do, depending on whether or not you wish to execute multiple commands in PHP.

In your statement there you set $rows = 0 inside of the if statement, and also leave the if statement open (causing the error in the line because no code is actually being executed and the script faults). Here is one thing you can do to fix this (assuming this is what you want to do).


The {} brackets contain what code will be executed upon the if statement returning 'true'.

You could also do this:
It depends on how you like to format your script, personally I like to get in the habit of using {} because when you do multiple functions under one if statement you can run into numerous problems you will have to debug (a waste of your time).

I hope this helps!

ok and there is another error here on this line

Ok, with this just remove those quotations, that would be the only problem I see.

It should be:


Just a quick pointer: When you are dealing with inserting values into a MySQL database, the first section (aka 'user') should be raw and undefined. This means that all you list is the raw table structure that you wish to supply values for in a new row of the SQL table.

When making the first section you just need to say the row name, no quotes, no brackets, nothing. Just as shown above . As far as a the second section is concerned, that looks perfect to me, nice clean code, once again though (as I previously posted) it is a good idea to attach user and values to the brackets.


Your final (hopefully working) code should look like (assuming that all variables are correctly set, in which case SQL would return another error):


For future references, and so GIDForums can help you better, it is good practice to post the error you are getting from the code (including personal debugging errors), and the line of code in which the error took place. That helps us so we can help you better .