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Asked: May 24, 20262026-05-24T11:22:44+00:00 2026-05-24T11:22:44+00:00

Following this following example… public function insert($model,$brand,$price){ mysql_query(INSERT INTO autos (model, brand, price) VALUES

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Following this following example…

    public function insert($model,$brand,$price){
        mysql_query("INSERT INTO autos (model, brand, price) VALUES ($model,'$brand', $price)",$this->link);} 

$conexion-> insert(05,"Ford",50000000);

…I made a modify/update code:

public function modify($model,$brand,$price,$newbrand,$newprice){
            mysql_query("UPDATE 'crautos'.'autos' SET 'brand' = '$newbrand',
'price' = '$newprice' WHERE 'autos'.'model' =5 AND 'autos'.'brand' = '$brand' AND 'autos'.'price' ='$price' LIMIT 1) VALUES ($newbrand, $newprice)",$this->link);}

$conexion-> modify("Mitsubishi", 40000000);

But it didn’t work, this is the error output:

Warning: Missing argument 3 for MyDataBase::modify(), called in on
line 15 Warning: Missing argument 4 for MyDataBase::modify(), called
in on line 28 and defined in on line 15 Warning: Missing argument 5
for MyDataBase::modify(), called in on line 28 and defined in on line
15 AND undefined variable newprice, newbrand, price. THE Insert code
is fine, and the modify code is causing the issue.

Here’s the full code:

    <?php

class MyDataBase{
    private $link;

    public function __construct($server,$user,$password,$base){
        //Conectar
        $this->link = mysql_connect($server,$user,$password);
        mysql_select_db($base,$this->link);
        }

        public function insert($model,$brand,$price){
            mysql_query("INSERT INTO autos (model, brand, price) VALUES ($model,'$brand', $price)",$this->link);}

        public function modify($model,$brand,$price,$newbrand,$newprice){
            mysql_query("UPDATE 'crautos'.'autos' SET 'brand' = '$newbrand',
'price' = '$newprice' WHERE 'autos'.'model' =5 AND 'autos'.'brand' = '$brand' AND 'autos'.'price' ='$price' LIMIT 1) VALUES ($newbrand, $newprice)",$this->link);}

        public function __destruct(){
        //desconectar
        }

}


$conexion = new MyDataBase ('localhost', 'root', '','crcars');
$conexion-> insert(05,"Ford",50000000);
$conexion-> modify("Mitsubishi", 40000000);
?>
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    2026-05-24T11:22:45+00:00Added an answer on May 24, 2026 at 11:22 am

    There is an invalid syntax in the update query. You do no need the VALUES part. Here is how it should be:

     mysql_query("UPDATE 'crautos'.'autos' SET 'brand' = '$newbrand', 'price' = '$newprice' WHERE 'autos'.'model' =5 AND 'autos'.'brand' = '$brand' AND 'autos'.'price' ='$price' LIMIT 1");
    
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