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Sergey Kornilov admin 2/7/2022 |
Your IF statement is incorrect. You are using an assignment operator = instead of comparison == Also, these are tables, not databases. |
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Dynamiccomp author 2/20/2022 |
Thank you, I have corrected that IF statement to use == instead of =, however I am still having issues with adding to this 2nd table named "Ride Times" so I have tried multple scenarios. I have a table named "Registration" where I am entering this data, and then in the Registration > add > before recorded added event page I have been using this code to add to the Scoring table, which works without issues, but now I would like a few of the fields to also be added to the "Ride Times" table, so I have tried the following scenarios: $soringdata = array(); $soringdata = array(); And I even tried just using the 2nd array, by itself, like below, to see if it would atleast just enter the code into that table by itself, but, it didn't, and I am not sure why. $soringdata = array(); |
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Andrew S 2/21/2022 |
You may have a typing error $soringdata = array(); Should this not be $scoringdata = array(); |