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If not then try adding die or print statements to check if the mysql_select_db and mysql_query statements fail. I quite often use this type of statement:
$query=mysql_query($sql) or mysql_failed(__FILE__, __LINE__);
Then have a function called mysql_failed:
Code:
function mysql_failed($file,$line){
Global $qstring, $sql, $sqlerror;
print "<hr>MySQL error on <b>line $line</b> of <b>$file</b>.<br>
Query was: <i>$sql</i><br>
Error was: <i>".mysql_error()."</i><hr>\n\n";
}
You can also add a mail section to the function if you want to
I thnk its the $_GET part thats causeing the trouble but i dont know how to overcome it. Other sites reccomend things and they look link mine but it still wont work
che's sugestion should fix it. I missed it in your first post but you need to have quotes around each string you try to insert. It is also worth escaping these strings with addslashes to help protect agains sql injection attacks.
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