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hotinlavacoolinjava
hotinlavacoolinjava

Reputation: 45

A part of my PHP code appears as text in the page

This is my code.. The problem is that the code after the '>' in if(mysql_affected_rows()>0) id displayed as plain text in the webpage.. Please help..

<?php
session_start();
if( isset( $_POST[reg] ) )
{
    $name = $_POST[n1];
    $age = $_POST[a1];
    $gen = $_POST[r1];
    $phno = $_POST[phno1];
    $email = $_POST[email1];
    $pin = $_POST[pin1];
    $user = $_POST[u1];
    $pas = $_POST[pass];
    $pas1 = $_POST[pass1];
    $i = $_POST[i1];              

    include( "connect.php" );

    $q = "INSERT INTO reg VALUES('0', '$name', '$age', '$gen', '$phno', '$email', '$pin', '$user', '$pas')";
    mysql_query( $q ) or die( mysql_error() );

    if(mysql_affected_rows()>0)
    {
        header("location:index.php");                         
    }
}
?>

Upvotes: 0

Views: 871

Answers (1)

ljacqu
ljacqu

Reputation: 2180

It sounds like your PHP code is not being interpreted at all. If you look at the source code via the browser, do you see a <?php tag in there? This should not happen. If this is the case, your PHP code is not being recognized.

For example, looking at the source in Firefox, if you see something like this, something is wrong with how PHP is executed: image of PHP code that isn't executed

Any <?php tag that can be seen in the browser's source code is a problem.

By the way, be sure to put strings into quotes. You are using things like $_POST[u1] where it should be $_POST["u1"] or $_POST['u1']. Only constants should be used without quotes.

Upvotes: 4

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