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• Form is not submitting to the databases

  Hello

  I'm having a problem right now. Everything I click on the page complete the registration on this site.

  https://www.encourageexcellence.org/registration.php

  Entered values present or return error messages. Could you show me what I'm doing wrong? Here is the code

  [CODE]

  <? PHP

  If (isset($_POST['submitted'])) {}

  require_once('Connections/encourage.php');

  $fields = array)

  "e-mail address",

  "State":

  "district."

  "kind."

  "age."

  "profession."

  );

  If (safe($_POST['survey']=="Yes")) {}

  $survey = "Yes";

  }

  else {}

  $survey = "no";

  }

  {foreach ($fields as $fieldName)

  If (isset($_POST[$FieldName]) and safe (trim (stripslashes($_POST[$fieldName])))! == ") {}

  $$fieldName = safe (trim (stripslashes($_POST[$fieldName])));

  } else {}

  $errors [] = ' Please enter your '. $fieldName. ""; "code to validate fields.

  }

  If (filter_var ($email, FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL) == true) {}

  } else {}

  $errors [] = "Please enter a valid e-mail address ';

  }

  }

  {if (! isset ($Errors))}

  $query = "SELECT user_id FROM participating WHERE email = '$email" ";

  $result = mysql_query ($query);

  If (mysql_num_rows ($result) == 0) {}

  $query = "INSERT INTO participating (email, State, district, sex, age, profession, survey, registration_date)

  VALUES ('$email', '$state', '$district', '$gender', '$age', '$profession', '$survey', NOW()) "; databasse connection

  $result = mysql_query ($query);

  If ($result) {}

      $url = ' http:// '. $_SERVER ["HTTP_HOST"]. dirname($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']);

  If ((substr ($url,-1) == ' / ') |) (substr ($url,-1) == ' \')) {

  $url = substr ($url, 0, -1);

  }

  $url. = ' / thanks.php';

  Header ("Location: $url"); This is the error line that signals after having submitted to the database

  Exit();

  } else {}

  $errors [] = ' you can not be saved due to a system error. We apologize for any inconvenience. " ;

  $errors [] = mysql_error(). ' < br / > < br / > query: '. $query;

  }

  } else {}

  $errors [] = "e-mail address has already been registered.";

  }

  }

  mysql_close();

  } else {}

  $errors = NULL;

  }

  If (! empty ($errors)) {}

  echo "< h1 id ="mainhead"> error!" < / h1 >

  < class p 'error' = > the following error occurred: < br / > ';

  {foreach ($errors as $msg)

  echo ""--$msg < br / > \n ";"

  }

  echo "< /p > < p > please try again." < /p > < p > < br / > < / p > ';

  }

  safe ($string) function

  {

  $pattern = /\r|\n|\%0a|\%0d| "Content\-Type." Bcc. à : | "cc: / I";

  Return preg_replace ($pattern, cm, $string);

  }

  ? >

  <! - html code - >

  < form id = "form1" name = "form1" method = "post" action "registration.php" >

  < fieldset class = "first" >

  < class label = 'email' for 'email' = > Email: * < / label >

  < input name = "email" value = "<?" PHP if (isset($_POST['email'])) echo $_POST ['email'];? > "/ >"

  < label for = "State" / > State: * < / label >

  < input name = "State" value = "<?" PHP if (isset($_POST['state'])) echo $_POST ['State'];? > "/ >"

  < label for = "schooldistrict" / > School District: * < / label >

  < input name = "district" value = "<?" PHP if (isset($_POST['district'])) echo $_POST ['district'];? ">" / >

  < label for 'sex' = > gender: * < / label >

  < select name = "sex" >

  < option > choose your type < / option >

  < option value = 'male' <? PHP echo ($form ["gender"] == "male"?) ('selected': "); > > male < / option >

  < option value = 'female' <? PHP echo ($form ['gender'] == 'feminine'?) ('selected': "); > > female < / option >

  < / select >

  < label for = "age" / > your age: * < / label >

  < input name = "age" type = "text" class = "age" maxlength = value "2" = "<?" PHP if (isset($_POST['age'])) echo $_POST ['age'];? ">" / >

  < label for = 'profession' / > Profession: * < / label >

  < input name = "profession" value = "<?" PHP if (isset($_POST['profession'])) echo $_POST ['profession'];? ">" / >

  < label for = "poll" / > willingness to participate in future surveys: < / label >

  < input name = "survey" type = "checkbox" value = "Yes" / >

  < / fieldset >

  < fieldset >

  < input name = "submit" type = 'submit' class = "btn1" value = "Finish registration" / >

  < Input class = "btn" name = "reset" type = "reset" value = "Clear form" / >

  < input type = "hidden" name = "subject" value = "TRUE" / >

  < / fieldset >

  < / make >

  [/ CODE]

  Thanks in advance!

  Nope, it's quite possible, more it is easier to create pages to redirect. I actually discovered the problem. I actaully started to do the javascript validation and added the somehow, since I was not finished with the project and somoehow to remove the week last. in any case, thanks for your response.

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