Inserting data into mysql table?

Although you should really switch to PDO / mysqli and prepared statements with bound parameters to avoid sql injection and breaking sql statements if your variables contain quotation marks, you will probably run into problems with PDO / mysqli as well: Your password (change it!) contains a $ .

It stays on the same page without adding or updating anything" is very common problem and can be caused by thousands of errors. There is noway to solve it by finding "anyone who had the same problem".

I see there's a lot of if(isset($variable)) on the code. What happens if isset($_POST'MM_insert') returns false? Put some error traps (a simple echo telling that the variable isn't set will do) to see where exactly the code stops working, and then you'll see why it stopped working.

Also, try using print_r() on the possible-problematic variable to see if you're getting exactly what you're expecting. PS: I'd use only one db selection. I think there's no need to do it more than once in this case, except you explicitly need and want to use a different db.

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