Form data won't add and MySql table remains empty?

Your column name update is a reserved word and need special treatment. Use double quotes with ANSI SQL mode enabled, or back ticks.

Your column name update is a reserved word and need special treatment. Use double quotes with ANSI SQL mode enabled, or back ticks. dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/reserved... into newsfeed (cid,`update`,time) values ('$cid1','$update','$time').

1 Column name, that is – Briedis Jul 20 at 12:21 Thankyou JK I just realised that and was able to solve the problem = – D-Rizzle Designs Jul 23 at 10:10 Nice. Don't forget to mark answer as accepted. – JK.

Jul 23 at 16:17.

One important thing is that you should take care of reserved MySql statements. The next thing is that you should add a or die(mysql_error()) after your mysql_query(). As you didn't use it, you didn't receive a mysql error.

Then reformat your query to: INSERT INTO `newsfeed` (`cid`,`update`,`time`) VALUES ('$cid1','$update','$time') Remember: update and time are reserved statements.

Thnku FlyBy I was able to solve the problem too just yest. = and well I do use or die(mysql_error()) ... this query was just an example – D-Rizzle Designs Jul 23 at 10:10.

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