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Subject:Please email me for support/problems...
Summary:Don't post here.
Messages:3
Author:Lawliet
Date:2005-10-02 08:08:12
Update:2005-10-05 04:32:12
 

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Picture of Lawliet Lawliet - 2005-10-02 08:08:12
If you ever encounter a bug/problem or need help, please don't post any threads here. I don't visit the forums here.

Instead, email me at chuayw2000 [at] hotmail [dot] com.

Anyway, I am not planning any new release of this class for now and will only be fixing bugs if they are found.

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Picture of Manuel Lemos Manuel Lemos - 2005-10-03 17:12:03 - In reply to message 1 from Lawliet
Just make sure you used that address in your user options page and the option "Subscribe to my classes' discussion forums" is set to "Only thread start messages", so the site sends you a warning message when somebody posts a new thread about your classes.

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Picture of jim smiley jim smiley - 2005-10-05 04:32:12 - In reply to message 1 from Lawliet
Hi,
I have a form and I want to check submitted, fields not filled. If the fields are filled I want to add to some tables.
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if( !$submit) { $msg = $form;}
else if (!$order_name or !order_address or !order_city or !order_state or
!order_country or !order_zip or !order_tel or !order_email)
{$msg = "<b>Please complete all fields</b>";
$msg.= $form;}
else {
echo "heree to insert<br>";

$sql ="insert into store_orders

How does the program get back to the beginning "IF" statement ?
PHP is just sequential funning from top tobottom?