I have a form with five fields. The last field I do not want to send to the database. I see that I can do this by deleting the field from the database line and admin line of the process.php.
Two problems:
In the admin page, the delete button will move to the last field.
If I do not want to send the 4th field to the database, is there something that I can put into the process.php line where the fourth field will be blank and not have the fifth field in that spot?
Thanks
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if you know php, you can easily fix this problem. i cannot think of an easy way to for someone who doesn't know php, he/she might end up breaking the form processor.
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I've fooled around with this since I posted and found that if I eliminate one of the fields in the process.php file the output will remain in the MySql database (there is no field shift). So that answers one question.
The online datafile will have a field shift to the left, leaving no empty field, but I found that I could just have a hidden field and duplicate it where I want the missing field. I could also duplicate another field in the place of the one that I don't want in the online datafile. I don't know enough to do it another way.
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I have a form with five fields. The last field I do not want to send to the database. I see that I can do this by deleting the field from the database line and admin line of the process.php.
Two problems:
In the admin page, the delete button will move to the last field.
If I do not want to send the 4th field to the database, is there something that I can put into the process.php line where the fourth field will be blank and not have the fifth field in that spot?
Thanks
if you know php, you can easily fix this problem. i cannot think of an easy way to for someone who doesn't know php, he/she might end up breaking the form processor.
I've fooled around with this since I posted and found that if I eliminate one of the fields in the process.php file the output will remain in the MySql database (there is no field shift). So that answers one question.
The online datafile will have a field shift to the left, leaving no empty field, but I found that I could just have a hidden field and duplicate it where I want the missing field. I could also duplicate another field in the place of the one that I don't want in the online datafile. I don't know enough to do it another way.