Please forgive the double post, this is my first time here.

I have a database that tracks CD's (when they were made, shipped, who currently has them, etc.) I am trying to create a form that will let users update multiple records from one page. I want to return all the records in a range in table format with the current value of the column being the default for the textfield. I need to update all the records with one submit button.

EXAMPLE:

db 

cd col1 col2
1   A    NULL
2   B    C

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form 

cd  col1                       col2
1   $q->textfield (-default=>A) $q->textfield (-default=>"")</br><br>2
+   $q->textfield (-default=>B) $q->textfield (-default=>C)

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Your help is greatly appreciated!

JLD

In reply to multi-record db update using cgi by dean0308

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