Would this work?

[dragonusthei]

Would this code actually work mainly the $_post['qty'.$var] can you add a var into it like that?


while($update_checker_array = mysql_fetch_array($update_checker_query)){


$update_cur_qty = $update_checker_array['item_qty'];
$update_cur_id = $update_checker_array['id'];

$field_value = $_POST['qty'.$update_cur_id];



if($field_value != $update_cur_qty){

$update_the_qty = mysql_query("UPDATE shopping_cart SET item_qty=$field_value WHERE id=$update_cur_id AND session_id='$session_id'");

}


}


Any help :s

[dniwebdesign]

Yes... you can add a variable like that, and this query should work. Why don't you try it and see if it works and then ask what went wrong when something screw's up? Saves time. ;-)

while($update_checker_array = mysql_fetch_array($update_checker_query)){
  $update_cur_qty = $update_checker_array['item_qty'];
  $update_cur_id = $update_checker_array['id'];
  $field_value = $_POST['qty'.$update_cur_id];

  if($field_value != $update_cur_qty){
    $update_the_qty = mysql_query("UPDATE shopping_cart SET item_qty=$field_value WHERE id=$update_cur_id AND session_id='$session_id'");
  }
} 

Also please use the [php] tags... it helps with the eyes and sorting out the code.

[dragonusthei]

OK thank you