05-22-2016, 05:58 PM
You are the man, I'm totally fine with using the query now that I understand mysql queries a little better. I have read you shouldn't pass values straight to queries, is there a benefit from using the update function over the query other than time saved?
When I say it fails I mean that there are no change to the current field! No errors though.
On the dump and die topic, I've noticed that if I create a new variable like:
and then immediately another
I can't access the $league unless I repeat the $db->get.
Would dnd allow me to retain the information from my get?
I have managed to get all my scripts to work with query command, however I'm using alpha 3 (because I can't get alpha 4 to work) and I just realized the registration system isn't working so that's my next step.
You guys have created a great system and if I can figure out these minor problems(other than the join.php, thats really putting me through a loop. Should have tested it before I started doing everything else...) I'm confident I can use this script for my website. Once my websites done, I plan to write some tutorials for people who are less familar with php but want to use your system! So thank you again!
When I say it fails I mean that there are no change to the current field! No errors though.
On the dump and die topic, I've noticed that if I create a new variable like:
Code:
$league = $db->get('leagues',array('leagueID', '=',$leagueKey));
and then immediately another
Code:
$player = $db->get('player',array('id', '=',$playKey));
I can't access the $league unless I repeat the $db->get.
Would dnd allow me to retain the information from my get?
I have managed to get all my scripts to work with query command, however I'm using alpha 3 (because I can't get alpha 4 to work) and I just realized the registration system isn't working so that's my next step.
You guys have created a great system and if I can figure out these minor problems(other than the join.php, thats really putting me through a loop. Should have tested it before I started doing everything else...) I'm confident I can use this script for my website. Once my websites done, I plan to write some tutorials for people who are less familar with php but want to use your system! So thank you again!