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• I need some tutorials Ajax, PHP, Mysqli?

  Hello world

  I need tutorials on the following

  (1) I have a div that is connected to a database, it displays information x I want to do a picture-button that refreshes this div in a click.

  (2) I have 3 different pictures (thumbnails) on a page that each represents its own category of pictures, I want each image to do ' when one of the 3 images is presset, there should be a fade by displaying images (10, etc.) associated with this category (perhaps of an include statement?). under the 3 photos, if you press one of the 3 images current images in the 3 images has to falter and new photos (22 photos etc.) melted, does make sense? .

  If anyone has some good tutorials that is not impossible to understand due to the mic/accent, I'd be more than happy!

  OMFG... I just think that I found the magic for the first jewel, if someone need to solve one that I found this

  http://StackOverflow.com/questions/17438243/AJAX-update-div-tag-on-button-click

  N ° 1)

  "I just removed the"setTimeout('Ajax()',2000);" both places.

  Step 2)
  Made the small script php/mysqli one inclusion

  Step 3)

  Changed to this-->> >xmlHttp.open("GET","refresh.php",true);
xmlHttp.send(null);<<<-- to this -->>

  xmlHttp.open("GET","Includes/frontpage/featured.php",true);

  xmlHttp.send (null);<>

  Step 4)

  Added this onclick = "Ajax (); "to my tag

• Unable to connect error 404 PHP/MySQL

  Wow, the learning curve is killing me. Yet another challenge. I use Dreamweaver CC and this tutorial http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/setup_php.html

  I'm at this stage:

  1. Open comments.php . You must have a PHP page open in the Document window to create a MySQL connection.
  2. In the databases Panel (choose window > databases), click on the sign located on the Panel and select MySQL Connection.The MySQL connection dialog box appears.
  3. Type connTest as login name.
  4. For the MySQL server, type localhost. If you use MAMP ports by default on a Mac, use localhost:8889.
  5. For the user name, type phptestuser.
  6. Type the password that you chose for the phptestuser account in the password field.
  7. To the database, type php_test. Note: You need not precede the underscore with a backslash character here. It was inserted by phpMyAdmin in the previous section (see Figure 20) only because phpMyAdmin uses a query which allows wildcards.
  8. Click on Test.Dreamweaver tries to connect to the database. If the connection fails, follow these steps:
     • Check the server name, user name, and password.
     • Check the settings in the file that Dreamweaver uses to process dynamic pages (see specification of a Dreamweaver testing server).
     • Ensure that the web and MySQL server are both running.
     • Temporarily disable any firewall or security program. If the connection works, you must configure the security program to allow communication between Dreamweaver and MySQL.
  9. Click OK. The new connection appears in the data Panel.
  10. Expand connTest connection, and then expand the Tables branch. You will see the comments table in the database, you can expand to reveal the details of the columns in the table (see Figure 23).

  I can say that I followed this tutorial to the letter.

  As far as I know, XAMPP/php mySQL all running very well, the files are in the right place and everything should work. However when I type test, I get a 404 error. (Same error when I hit the select button).

  The problems on the 404 message are:

  1. There is no server running on the server test.

  Sure the testing server is running. Is there a way to test this, another that note that xampp is certainly running right now and I can connect to phpMYadmin without problem?

  2 test specified for this site server is not mapped with the http://localhost/php_test/_MMServerScripts/MMHTTPDB.php URL check that the URL prefix maps to the root of the site.

  UH... I'm sure that I put things where I was told to put them in the tutorial, but I'm lost right now where I should check that. A clue here? The files are where they are supposed to be, but maybe I entered something wrong? Except... I don't know what it might be or where to find it. Whatever IT is.

  Everything in the local files is fine.

  Thanks for your help!

  PS: Extra points to anyone who figures how to make copy/pasteable error messages! These guys are the bane of my life!

  Stop and restart the services he. Stop Xampp if still the same behavior. It should look like as below

  

• Code PHP/mySQL help please

  Hi all

  Thanks to David Powers fab tutorial I am now well on my way to my first dynamic website with PHP/mySQL competeing, (thanks to David ), but I'm stuck on one particular area... can someone please help?

  I know that the mySQL database using the YYYY/MM/DD format for dates, and that's fine. I set how to display in a format more regular (for example, September 1, 2011) for my application, but I'm stuck on how to convert a more regular formatting date is entered by the user of the site to mySQL format.

  Ideally I would like to enter users or tell the 09/01/11 or 09/01/11 (or something in that sense, to be recognized and displayed on the registration form, but to have a back-end service that converts the data to the format mySQL. I think I'm reading a lot of posts forum who say that this is possible, but unfortunately I can't quite understand how or where the code should sit. Someone would have is not afraid to take a look at my page of codes to identify actually what I need to insert and also as important... where!

  Is it possible to have a miniature calendar date picker that can be built next to the entry field in the right format and date to make sure that a valid date is entered along these lines? Where this could be extracted?

  Thanks for help if necessary

  Mark

  GetSQLValueString (date('Y-m-d'), strtotime($_POST['date']), 'day'),

  Make this line looks like this-

  GetSQLValueString (date ('Y-m-in, strtotime($_POST['date'])), 'day'),

  This was my mistake - sorry.  The MySQL data type DATE should be in YYYY-MM-DD format.  If this is the data type of this field "date", and then copy the following code should work.

• AS3 / PHP / MySQL - login form

  Hello

  I am creating the simplest example I can an AS3/PHP/MySQL interaction.  I want a Flash animation to check login/pass a user against a database.  I tested the PHP code and know that it is correct.  The problem must lie in his.  I traced everything to make sure that it shuts down correctly, but it is up under the names of variable $user, $passer... and some of the other garbage... not the values of the variables I wait... see below.

  The PHP code returns correctly what follows when tested in the browser: user = dan & pass = danpass & err = success!

  The variable traces $user, $pass, $err return the following Flash:

  undefined

  $pass

  $err ';

  
  

  echo $returnString;

  
  

  }

  
  

  ? >

  The following ActionScript code:

  import flash.events. *;

  import flash.net.URLLoader;

  import flash.net.URLRequest;

  import flash.net.URLVariables;

  import flash.net.URLRequestMethod;

  logbtn.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, login)

  function login ($e:MouseEvent) {}

  var myVariables:URLVariables = new URLVariables();

  var myRequest:URLRequest = new URLRequest ("login.php");

  myRequest.method = URLRequestMethod.POST;

  myRequest.data = myVariables;

  var myLoader:URLLoader = new URLLoader;

  myLoader.dataFormat = pouvez;

  myLoader.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, completeHandler);

  myVariables.user = loguser.text;

  myVariables.pass = logpass.text;

  myLoader.load (myRequest);

  function completeHandler(event:Event):void {}

  trace (Event.Target.Data.User);

  trace (Event.Target.Data.Pass);

  trace (Event.Target.Data.Err);

  }

  }

  And here is the PHP:

  <? PHP

  include_once "dbconnect.php";

  $user = $_POST ['user'];

  $pass = $_POST ['pass'];

  $sql = mysql_query ("SELECT * FROM users WHERE user = ' $user ' AND pass = '$pass'");

  $check = mysql_num_rows ($sql);

  If ($check > 0) {}

  $row = mysql_fetch_array ($sql);

  $user is $row ['user'];.

  $pass is $row ['pass'];.

  $err = ' Success! ';

  $returnString = "user = $user & pass = $pass & err = $err;

  echo $returnString;

  }

  ? >

  Nothing stands out as incorrect?  I went on that for probably 10 or 15 hours trying different variations, tweaks and reduce complexity.  Really, I'd appreciate any help you can offer!  Thank you.

  -Eric

  Hello

  you load the php file in the same folder, or localhost (running the SWF in a browser)?

  If being run from localhost, your system could deliver rather than run php scripts

• Number of sorting in PHP MySQL

  Hello

  Recently, I ran into problem with sorting numberic in my product catalog based on PHP using MySQL as database. For example, I have the magazine number starting with number 1 to 20, when I sort by asc, it restores 1, 10, 2, 3, 4,..., 9, 11. How can I be arrested in the proper manner?

  Thank you.

  Best regards

  Edwin

  Please try with the help of the modifier ABS MySQL in your ORDER BY clause that returns an absolute value, example:

  SELECT * FROM 'tablename' ORDER BY ABS ('mag_number') CSA

• PHP/MySql error message

  I posted this before and didn't get the answer I need, probably because I didn't post all my codes. I use PHP/MySql.  I created a Web site that has several forms.  When I conducted three of the forms, I get the below error messages:

  You have an error in your SQL syntax; consult the manual for your version of the MySQL server for the right syntax to use near ' condition, length, color, city, 'State', Email, Photo) VALUES ('29 ', ' 4',' used "in line 1.)

  I write the codes below.  I hope this time that I posted everything I should have so that I can get help.

  FORM

  < form action = "<?" PHP echo $editFormAction;? ">" method = "POST" enctype = "multipart/form-data" name = "individual" class = 'individual' id 'individual' = >
  < table width = "594" border = "0" class = "test" >
  < tr > < /tr >
  < b >
  < td width = "166" class = 'td' > view < table > title
  < td colspan = "3" > < span id = "sprytextfield1" >
  < label >
  < input name = "Display title" type = "text" class = "test" id = "Display title" size = "35" / >
  < / label >
  < span class = "textfieldRequiredMsg" > required </span > < / span > < table >
  < /tr >
  < b >
  < td = 'td' class > price < table >
  < td colspan = "3" > < span id = "sprytextfield2" >
  < label >
  < input name = "price" type = "text" class = 'test' id = 'price' size = '35' / >
  < / label >
  < span class = "textfieldInvalidFormatMsg" > Invalid format. </span > < / span > < table >
  < /tr >
  < b >
  < class td = 'td' > < table > format
  < td colspan = "3" > < label >
  < select name = "size" = "1" multiple = "multiple" class = 'test' id = 'size' >
  < option > 0 < / option >
  < option > 2 < / option >
  < option > 4 < / option >
  < option > 6 < / option >
  < option > 8 < / option >
  < option > 10 < / option >
  < option > 12 < / option >
  < option > 14 < / option >
  < option > 16 < / option >
  < option > 18 < / option >
  < option > 20 < / option >
  < option > 22 < / option >
  < option > 24 < / option >
  < option > 26 < / option >
  < / select >
  < / label > < table >
  < /tr >
  < b >
  < class td 'td' = > status < table >
  < td colspan = "3" > < label >
  < select name = "Condition" class = 'test' id = 'State' >
  < option > new < / option >
  < option > used < / option >
  < / select >
  < / label > < table >
  < /tr >
  < b >
  < class td 'td' = > length < table >
  < td colspan = "3" > < label >
  < select name = "Length" class = 'test' id = 'Length' >
  Long < option > < / option >
  Short < option > < / option >
  < option > mid-length < / option >
  < / select >
  < / label > < table >
  < /tr >
  < b >
  < class td 'td' = > color < table >
  < td colspan = "3" class = 'td' > < span id = "sprytextfield5" >
  < label >
  < input name = "Color" type = "text" class = "test" id = "Color" size = "35" / >
  < / label >
  < span class = "textfieldRequiredMsg" > required </span > < / span > < table >
  < /tr >
  < b >
  < class td 'td' = > city < table >
  < class td = 'td' > < span id = "sprytextfield4" >
  < label >
  < input name = "City" type = "text" class = 'test' id = 'City' size = "35" / >
  < / label >
  < span class = "textfieldRequiredMsg" > required </span > < / span > < table >
  < class td = 'td' > < table >
  < class td = 'td' > < table >
  < /tr >
  < b >
  < class td 'td' = > status < table >
  < td colspan = "3" > < label >
  < select name = "State" class = 'test' id = 'State' >
  < option > AL < / option >
  < option > AK < / option >
  < option > AZ < / option >
  < option > AR < / option >
  < option > CA < / option >
  < option > CO < / option >
  < option > CT < / option >
  < option > OF < / option >
  < option > DC < / option >
  < option > FL < / option >
  < option > GA < / option >
  < option > HI < / option >
  ID < option > < / option >
  < option > HE < / option >
  IN < option > < / option >
  < option > HERE < / option >
  < option > KS < / option >
  < option > KY < / option >
  < option > THE < / option >
  < option > ME < / option >
  < option > MD < / option >
  < option > MY < / option >
  < option > e < / option >
  < option > MN < / option >
  < option > MS < / option >
  < option > MO < / option >
  < option > MT < / option >
  < option > NOT < / option >
  < option > NV < / option >
  < option > NH < / option >
  < option > NJ < / option >
  < option > NM < / option >
  < option > NY < / option >
  < option > NC < / option >
  < option > ND < / option >
  < option > OH < / option >
  < option > OK < / option >
  < option > OR < / option >
  < option > PA < / option >
  < option > LAUGHED < / option >
  < option > SC < / option >
  < option > SD < / option >
  < option > TN < / option >
  < option > TX < / option >
  < option > c < / option >
  < option > VT < / option >
  < OPTION > < / option >
  < option > WA < / option >
  < option > WV < / option >
  < option > WI < / option >
  < option > WY < / option >
  < / select >
  < / label > < table >
  < /tr >
  < b >
  < class td 'td' = > Email < table >
  < td colspan = "3" > < span id = "sprytextfield3" >
  < label >
  < input name = "Email" type = "text" class = "test" id = "Email" size = "35" / >
  < / label >
  < span class = "textfieldRequiredMsg" > required </span > < span class = "textfieldInvalidFormatMsg" > Invalid format. </span > < / span > < table >
  < /tr >
  < b >
  < height = "26" td class = 'td' > confirm Email < table >
  < td colspan = "3" > < span id = "spryconfirm1" >
  < label >
  < input name = "Confirm Email2" type = "text" class = 'test' id = 'confirm Email2"size ="35"/ >
  < / label >
  < span class = "confirmRequiredMsg" > required </span > < span class = "confirmInvalidMsg" > the values don't match. </span > < / span > < table >
  < /tr >
  < b >
  < height td = '26' class = 'td' > photo (s) < table >
  < td colspan = "3" > < label >
  < input name = "Photo" type = 'file' class = 'test' id = 'Photo' size = "35" / >
  < / label > < table >
  < /tr >
  < b >
  < height = '131' td class = 'td' > < table > Details
  < td colspan = "3" > < label >
  < textarea = cols "Additional Details" name = "40" lines "6" = class = 'test' id = "Détails" > < / textarea >
  < / label > < table >
  < /tr >
  < /table >
  < p >
  < label >
  < input name = "Submit" type = 'submit' class = 'test' id = "Submit" value = "Post" / >
  < / label >
  < /p >
  < input type = "hidden" name = "MM_insert" value = "individual" / >
  < / make >

  SERVER BEHAVIOR

  
  If (! function_exists ("GetSQLValueString")) {}
  function GetSQLValueString ($theValue, $theType, $theDefinedValue = "", $theNotDefinedValue = "")
  {
  If (via PHP_VERSION < 6) {}
  $theValue = get_magic_quotes_gpc()? stripslashes ($TheValue): $theValue;
  }

  $theValue = function_exists ("mysql_real_escape_string")? mysql_real_escape_string ($TheValue): mysql_escape_string ($theValue);

  Switch ($theType) {}
  case 'text ':
  $theValue = ($theValue! = "")? « " ». $theValue. "" "": "NULL";
  break;
  case "long":
  case "int":
  $theValue = ($theValue! = "")? intval ($TheValue): 'NULL ';
  break;
  case "double":
  $theValue = ($theValue! = "")? doubleVal ($TheValue): 'NULL ';
  break;
  case "date":
  $theValue = ($theValue! = "")? « " ». $theValue. "" "": "NULL";
  break;
  case "set":
  $theValue = ($theValue! = "")? $theDefinedValue: $theNotDefinedValue;
  break;
  }
  Return $theValue;
  }
  }

  $editFormAction = $_SERVER ['PHP_SELF'];
  If (isset {}
  $editFormAction. = « ? ». htmlentities($_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']);
  }

  If ((isset($_POST["MM_insert"])) & & ($_POST ["MM_insert"] == "individual")) {}
  $insertSQL = sprintf ("INSERT INTO donations (postingTitle, 'size', condition, length, color, city, 'State', email, photo) VALUES (%s, %s %s, %s, %s, %s, %s, %s, %s)", ")
  GetSQLValueString ($_POST ["'validation title"], "text").
  GetSQLValueString ($_POST ['size'], "text").
  GetSQLValueString ($_POST ["State"], "text").
  GetSQLValueString ($_POST ['Length'], "text").
  GetSQLValueString ($_POST ['Color'], "text").
  GetSQLValueString ($_POST ['city'], "text").
  GetSQLValueString ($_POST ["State"], "text").
  GetSQLValueString ($_POST ['Email'], "text").
  GetSQLValueString ($_POST ['Photo'], "text"));

  @mysql_select_db ($database_bridesmaidsrack_db, $bridesmaidsrack_db);
  $Result1 = mysql_query ($insertSQL, $bridesmaidsrack_db) or die (mysql_error ());

  $insertGoTo = "donations.php";
  If (isset {}
  $insertGoTo. = (strpos ($insertGoTo, '?'))? « & » : « ? » ;
  $insertGoTo. = $_SERVER ['QUERY_STRING'];
  }
  header (sprintf ("location: %s", $insertGoTo));
  }

  CONNECTION TO THE BASE

  
  # FileName = "Connection_php_mysql.htm"
  # Type = 'MYSQL '.
  # HTTP = 'true '.
  $hostname_bridesmaidsrack_db = "localhost";
  $database_bridesmaidsrack_db = "bridesmaidsrack";
  $username_bridesmaidsrack_db = "";
  $password_bridesmaidsrack_db = "";
  $bridesmaidsrack_db = mysql_pconnect ($hostname_bridesmaidsrack_db, $username_bridesmaidsrack_db, $password_bridesmaidsrack_db) or trigger_error (mysql_error (), E_USER_ERROR);

  OK, so your initial problem was the condition of the word, because it is a reserved word for MySQL.

  Here is a list of the reserved words.

  http://dev.MySQL.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/reserved-words.html

  If you use a reserved word, you must place the accents around it like this...

  "condition."

  then MySQL knows you use it as a standard Word and he interprets not as command.

  OK now on the following problem.

  'Photo' column cannot be null

  When you have created your table in MySQL tells you that the photo field can not be empty. If you are forcing people to add a photo, then you need to do the checked field before the script runs / inserts. If you're ok with them NOT to add a photo, then you have to allow NULL values for this field in your table. This is a function that you would normally control via PHP MyAdmin or other MySQL database management software.

  Now, the last question:

  The Dynamic (form.action...) attribute is just how the FIELD itself will appear in SB (Server Behaivors) who is not the insertion of a plug.

  Record insertion as I said probably disappeared because some how you two when you shouldn't have one. So when we removed a DW (Dreamweaver) now think his party but is not. This can sometimes be corrected by opening the page again and closing or manually set or remove all SB side code, and then add the insertion of a plug anywhere. But at least you know what was the original problem so you can fix it after add it again.

• help Beginner Dreamweaver - php &amp; mysql

  Jin

  New in dremweaver, have used .net in the past with von Willebrand disease and found straight forward to drag on the grid of visualization etc. to display data from sql database.

  I now want to use php and mysql, and watching dreameaver cs4 I really want to know what is each navigation. say how to create my database mysql and drag a grid view in dreamweaver cs4 above to see?

  basically just need to know the basics navigation what buttons I need to interact using php and mysql?

  any help would be very well and also if anyone can recommend a good book on php/mysql with dreamweaver cs4 as one by him then would be very happy.

  Thank you very much

  Andy

  This could be a good starting point:

  http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/Dreamweaver/10.0_Using/WScbb6b82af5544594822510a94ae8d65-7fc8a .html

• PHP/MySQL Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_VARIABLE the meantime

  I am new to web programming and I'm testing my first PHP/MySQL of HTML data request.

  Already, I get the following error in the analysis:

  Parse error: syntax error, unexpected waiting T_VARIABLE... on line 7.

  Simple code is:

  <? PHP

  $pwd = $_POST ["password"];
  $dbn = $_POST ['database_name'];
  $hnm = $_POST ["hostname"];

  $link_id = mysql_connect ($hnm, $dbn, $pwd);       This is line 7 where I get the error message
  If (isset ($link_id))
  {
  $result = mysql_list_dbs ($link_id);
  echo $result;
  mysql_select_db("hppumps",$link_id);
  $result = mysql_list_tables("hppumps",$link_id);
  echo $result;
  $result = mysql_list_fields ("hppumps", "models");
  echo $result;
  $rows = mysql_affected_rows ($result);
  If ($rows < 1) {echo "error.  Registration has not been added to the database. « ;}
  else {echo "$rows response (s) has been added to the database." ;}}
  }
  on the other
  {
  echo "error.  You were unable to connect to the MySql database";
  }
  ? >

  ANY HELP WITH THIS WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED!

  marcusinfla wrote:

  If it is an exact copy of your code, the problem here and not on the 7 line.

  Do not space between the question mark and the php. The opening PHP tag should look like this:

• Price with PHP/MySQL

  I want to use numbers from a database, prices. In the database (PHP/MySQL), the structure is ' decimal (9.2). If I put it out with PHP a number as is €9.02 9,02 but 9.20 looks like this €9,2. How can I set prices with PHP/MySQL?

  I hope that my question is simple... Thankx for any other help.

  Use number_format() functionof PHP.

• In PHP, MySQL, MEASURE date manipulation

  I have a datetime stored in MySQL I recover from the operation of update uninstall via the following statement:

  $last_date = KT_escapeForSql ($tNG-> getColumnValue ("last_kpi_gen_date"), $tNG-> getColumnType ("last_kpi_g en_date"));

  Now, I want to add 1 day, 7 days, or a month to date.  I try to use mktime but it seems he wants it in order of date different (h, m, s, a-m-j), I tried the strtotime function and the function date to reformat the $last_date, but it doesn't seem to work.

  Is there an easy way to add days to a date variable extracted from a database of MySQL using uninstall getColumnValue?

  Hi, I'm doing this way:

  You can CHECK for MySQL with time + 8 hours:

  create view DATETIME as
  SELECT DATE_FORMAT (DATE_ADD (now (), 8 HOURS APART), '%A - %m - %j % H: % i: %s') as DT_add8hour;

  Or with + 8 days:

  create view DATETIME as
  SELECT DATE_FORMAT (DATE_ADD (now (), 8 DAYS APART), '%A - %m - %j % H: % i: %s') as DT_add8day;

  This option stores CURRENT time value allways more apart. So you can use this update another table colums duration you want. Works perfectly with DW + MEASUREMENT + PHP + MySQL

  Here are several Date and time functions

  I hope this helps you!

  Post edited by: asdaf1234

• help with php mysql connect script

  OK guys im new to php mysql and I try inserting form information in my database. IM using a sitepoint script in which I went through the tutorial made some experiences of myself and it worked...
  
  but now I get this error that I can't understand...
  
  Command error: you have an error in your syntax SQL; consult the manual corresponding to your version of the server MySQL for the right syntax to use near 'order product SET = ' 1', 'average' = size, color is ", amount = '1' at line 1
  
  Here is the page
  http://vaughntucker.com/imagecon/hats.php
  
  and this is the script
  <? PHP
  default page view
  connect to the database
  $dbcnx = @mysql_connect ('p3nl41mysql7.secureserver .net', 'imagecon', ' Dub * boss_1');
  If (! $dbcnx) {}
  echo "< p > unable to connect to the '. 'database server at this time." < /p > ";
  Exit();
  
  }
  
  Select database
  If (! @mysql_select_db ('imagecon')) {}
  exit (' < p > cannot locate the ".")
  "database at this time. < /p >");
  }
  
  MySQL Query add joke
  If (isset($_POST['submit'])) {}
  $product = 1;
  $size = $_POST ["size"];
  $color = $_POST ['color'];
  $quan = $_POST ['quantity'];
  $sql = "INSERT INTO command TOGETHER
  product = "$product."
  size = "$size."
  Color = "$color"
  quantity = "$quan"
  Date = CURDATE () ';
  } else {}
  ECHO 'no data sent ";
  
  }
  If (@mysql_query ($sql)) {}
  echo "< p > your order has been sent. < /p > ";
  } else {}
  echo ' error < p > order process: '.
  mysql_error(). / '< p > ';
  }
  
  
  
  ? >
  
  Thanks in advance

  Murray * ACE * has written:
  > $sql = "INSERT INTO command TOGETHER."
  "> product ='". $product. "',
  "> size ='". $size. "',
  "> color ='". $color. "',
  ' > quantity = ' ". $quan. "',

  No, this is not what is causing the problem. It is the use of 'order' as
  the name of the table. The order is an SQL reserved word. Either the name of the table
  should be changed, or the query INSERT rewritten as follows:

  $size = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['size']);
  $color = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['color']);
  $quan = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['quantity']);
  $sql = 'INSERT INTO 'order' SET
  product = 1,.
  size = "$size."
  Color = "$color"
  quantity = $quan,
  'date' = CURDATE () ';

  Note that I surrounded order and date with backticks. I also have
  $product, was deleted because it has a fixed value. I removed the quotes from
  around $quan, because the numbers should not be quoted in SQL queries.

  The changes I did assume that magic quotes are disabled the
  Server. If they are on, you must also pass the variables $_POST
  stripslashes() like this:

  $size = mysql_real_escape_string (stripslashes($_POST['size']));
  $color = mysql_real_escape_string (stripslashes($_POST['color']));
  $quan = mysql_real_escape_string (stripslashes($_POST['quantity']);

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  Author, "The Essential Guide to Dreamweaver CS4",
  "PHP Solutions" & "PHP Object-Oriented Solutions.
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