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@NogDogFeb 20.2006 — #
When you want to interpolate an array element variable within a double-quoted string, you need to use "complex variable notation": wrapping the variable within curly braces.
running query…
$date=$values3[0][0];
mysql_query(“insert into t2 values(“$values3[0][0]”)”,$conn);
when try to execute the second line.the page doesnt give error but it doesnt put any information into the database.But when I assign it to $date just like I did in the first line and then execute as :
mysql_query(“insert into t2 values(“$date”)”,$conn);
it puts the information into the database.Briefly,I wanna put information into mysql database via php by using arrays in my query.
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@NogDogFeb 20.2006 — #<i>
</i>mysql_query("insert into t2 values("[color=red]{[/color]$values3[0][0][color=red]}[/color]")",$conn);
When you want to interpolate an array element variable within a double-quoted string, you need to use "complex variable notation": wrapping the variable within curly braces.