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problems using db->update - s.farg - 02-07-2018 Hi, I'm new to web development, but in the last couple of days I learned a lot with the help of this forum and the documentations. Thanks! Currently I'm encountering a problem when I try to use the $db->update() method. The table which I want to update is called u_schueler. The first column in my table is called 'id'. I want to update the column 'attestpflicht' and change the value from 0 to 1. Here is a picture of the table u_schueler viewed with phpMyadmin: ![]() I'm using the following code: <pre> Code: <?php When I reload the .php page I don't get an error message but the database is not updated. Do you have any suggestions? Simon ![]() Edit: I tried the same with the "users" datatable but nothing happened either: <pre> Code: $i=7; problems using db->update - mudmin - 02-07-2018 That code works fine for me. Note that the $i=1 is the row of the database, so your example above would fail if you didn't have a user with the id of 7. Does your table u_schueler have a column called id that is set to int(11) and set to auto_increment the value every time a new row is in? Is there a row in u_schueler with an id of 1? problems using db->update - s.farg - 02-07-2018 Shame on me, it works like a charm. I started php with <? instead of <?php which obviously won't work. Hrm hrm, sorry for messing with your time! Edit: I didn't see the error messages because they were hidden behind the navbar. I didn't do any html tags in my test-file. problems using db->update - mudmin - 02-07-2018 ahh. Yeah. I always test php in the body if I'm not sure what's going on. Or put a couple of Glad you got it figured out! problems using db->update - s.farg - 02-07-2018 Thanks ![]() With the brandnew 4.3.13 update I can now disable registration ![]() |