F5 inserts data again problem?

[veledrom]

Hi,

When i hit the F5 key on the keyboard after Insert into process, it adds same record into database again. How can solve this problem?
Thanks

[Shanti C]

restrict your query with the name of your entries and show name is already existed in database like:

$qry1="SELECT * FROM `yourtable`  WHERE name='".$_POST['name']."'";
		$res1=mysql_query($qry1) or die(mysql_error());
		$num1=mysql_num_rows($res1);
if($num1>0)
{
echo "the name is already in use";
}
if($num1==0)
{
write your insert query...
}

[veledrom]

I have several users to use my program. Is there any way to flush things after inserting or submitting?

[suyash_bagul]

i have inserted 1 user n its related content using check box in database i want to ristrict the same user to enter same content again what i have to do for it?

[Shanti C]

i have inserted 1 user n its related content using check box in database i want to ristrict the same user to enter same content again what i have to do for it?

have you inserted user id in content table???
be more clear about this...i can help you..

[somedude3488]

add a unique index to the database table. it won't let it happen.

[Rhyan]

I think there is alternative solution, instead of writing data in the database that may be useful only for verification purposes.

you can make a verification in this way

if (isset($last_rec_id))
  {
  $test_query = mysql_query(select 'some data to verify here' from 'yourtable here');
  $test_data = mysql_fetch_row($test_query);
if ('your_value_to_be_inserted' === '$test_data[0]')
  {
  die 'You are trying to enter these values twice'
  } 
  }
else
  {
   //run your insert query here and add at the end the following
  $last_rec_id = mysql_insert_id($insert_connection);
  }

In this way you will make sure that last data entered from your particular session does not duplicate

[suyash_bagul]

I 'll describe the project to u in detail..

1) Allow registered users to:
1. make bookings for sports facilities like swiming, spa etc.

I took three tables
1. USERS:
-username (primary key)
-userid
-password
2. Sports_name: To add facility by admin side
-sportid (primary key with auto increment)
-sport name
3. Sports_facility:Selecting sport facility from user side
-sportid
-username (The username from table USERS which is registered.)

Q. Now how i am gona make relation while adding, modifying, displaying n deleting the facilities which registered user has booked for himself..?

Please tell me how to equi-join those querries..?

[suyash_bagul]

As above Now i want to restrict a user who has added a facility in its account n made bookings for it...
On what condition it is possible?

[thanhtam3277]

<?php
session_start();
$isSave="";
session_register("$isSave");

if (isset($_POST)&& $_POST=="")
{
$sql_query = "INSERT INTO ...)";
$sql_query.="VALUES(....)";
mysql_query($sql_query, $dbLink);
$isSave="Yes";
session_register("$isSave");
header("location:trangnhap.php");
}
?>
<form name="nhap" action="#" method="post" onSubmit="return checkInput();" id="submit">

<input type="submit" name="submit" value="Cập nhật" class="Nut"/>

[karthik_ppts]

As thanhtam3277 said, better use header() function after inserting the data.

[diafol]

Send the data to a formhandler file. F5 (reload/refresh) send the same data via the form again. form -> formhandler (process data) -> redirect back to form or other page.

You can put the $_POST data into a $_SESSION array to send it back to the form to repopulate it with the same data if there is an error. Inelegant but it works.