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Any ideas as to why my data isn't being updated? Is their something fundamentally wrong with how I'm writing my prepared statement?

The form:

while($log_dates = mysqli_fetch_assoc($q_log_dates_result)) {   
 echo "<tr>";
 echo "<input type='hidden' name='data[][log_dates_ID]' value='" . $log_dates['log_dates_ID'] . "'/>";
 echo "<td><input type='text' name='data[][week_date]' value='" . $log_dates['week_date'] . "' /></td>";
 echo "<td><input type='text' name='data[][crew_chief]' value='" . $log_dates['crew_chief'] . "' readonly /></td>";
 echo "<td><input type='text' name='data[][monday_crew]' value='". $log_dates["monday_crew"] ."'/></td>";
 echo "</tr>";
} // end while loop

PHP:

if (isset($_POST['submit'])) {

$stmt = $connection->stmt_init();
if($stmt->prepare("UPDATE log_dates SET (week_date, crew_chief, monday_crew) VALUES (?, ?, ?) WHERE log_dates_ID = ?")) {

// Bind your variables to replace the ?s
$stmt->bind_param('sssi', $week_date, $crew_chief, $monday_crew, $log_dates_ID);


$returnedData = $_POST['data'];



for($i=0;$i<count($returnedData);$i+=4){
    $log_dates_ID = $returnedData[$i]['log_dates_ID'];
    $week_date = $returnedData[$i+1]['week_date'];
    $crew_chief = $returnedData[$i+2]['crew_chief'];
    $monday_crew = $returnedData[$i+3]['monday_crew'];
    $stmt->execute();
}


    // Close statement object
    $stmt->close();
}


}
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2 Answers 2

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Your UPDATE syntax is not correct. It should be:

UPDATE log_dates
SET week_date = ?, crew_chief = ?, monday_crew = ?
WHERE log_dates_ID = ?

You're trying to user INSERT syntax in an UPDATE statement. They're not similar at all.

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Thanks for your reply, however I don't think that's correct because I'm using the same method for inserting data into my db and it works great. Just not updating (code above)
Thank you! close.. now "null" is being updated to my field from a POST. Need to figure that out now :(
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I would do it like this...

Inside a function...

function updatedata($week_date, $crew_chief, $monday_crew, $log_dates_ID){
 $stmt = $connection->stmt_init();
 $stmt->prepare("UPDATE log_dates SET (week_date, crew_chief, monday_crew) VALUES (?, ?, ?) WHERE log_dates_ID = ?")) 
 $stmt->bind_param($week_date, $crew_chief, $monday_crew, $log_dates_ID);
 $stmt->execute();
}

Then in your loop...

for($i=0;$i<count($returnedData);$i+=4){
$log_dates_ID = $returnedData['log_dates_ID'][$i];
$week_date = $returnedData['week_date'][$i];
$crew_chief = $returnedData['crew_chief'][$i];
$monday_crew = $returnedData['monday_crew'][$i];
updatedata($week_date, $crew_chief,$monday_crew, $log_dates_ID);
}

6 Comments

Well I noticed you have 'sssi' in your update, thats an extra value to bind. You only have 4 ? marks though
This bind_param('sssi', $week_date, $crew_chief, $monday_crew, $log_dates_ID); should be bind_param($week_date, $crew_chief, $monday_crew, $log_dates_ID);
Well you are binding 5 values, to 4 question marks, thats your problem right there.....
Thanks KyleK for your time. Sorry I'm slow to catch on. I have 4 POST values and SSSI also totals 4. No? Where's the extra 5th value?
Well $week_date binds to week_date, $crew_chief binds to crew_chief, $monday_crew binds to monday_crew, $log_dates_ID binds to log_dates_ID, but 'ssssi'?? whats that binding to?? It should be removed. Cuz as you have it now, your update will bind 'sssi' to week_date, and all the others are being offset. ($week_date is being bound to crew_chief, $crew_chief is bound to monday_crew etc etc)
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