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I’m running this query:
if($ModifiedInGoogle != $row['ModifiedInGoogle']) {
// run update query
mysql_query("UPDATE events
SET EventName = '$EventName',
StartDate = '$StartDate',
WHERE GoogleID = '$GoogleID' ");
If the EventID variable is not being changed in the UPDATE, is there a way I can get it and assign it to an $EventID variable here?
No.
UPDATEqueries are for putting data into the database. If you want to retrieve data, then you use a separateSELECTquery.