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Asked: June 4, 20262026-06-04T21:21:16+00:00 2026-06-04T21:21:16+00:00

Possible Duplicate: PHP SQL Form Insert I made a form to take input and

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PHP SQL Form Insert

I made a form to take input and insert them in the table. Instead of inserting the values in the table “employee”, it inserts only the password; that too of the database admin. What to do?? Other fields are left blank. Any help would be great.

<?php
    //include the connection file

    require_once('connection.php');
    require_once("validation.php");

    if( isset($_POST['send']) && (!validateName($_POST['name']) || !validateEmail($_POST['email']) || !validatePasswords($_POST['pass1'], $_POST['pass2']) || !validateContact($_POST['contact']) || !validateAge($_POST['age'])) ):?>
                <div id="error">    
                    <ul>
                        <?php if(!validateName($_POST['name'])):?>
                            <li><strong>Invalid Name:</strong> We want names with more than 3 letters.</li>
                        <?php endif?>
                        <?php if(!validateEmail($_POST['email'])):?>
                            <li><strong>Invalid E-mail:</strong> Type a valid e-mail please.</li>
                        <?php endif?>
                        <?php if(!validatePasswords($_POST['pass1'], $_POST['pass2'])):?>
                            <li><strong>Passwords are invalid:</strong> Passwords doesnt match or are invalid!</li>
                        <?php endif?>
                        <?php if(!validateContact($_POST['contact'])):?>
                            <li><strong>Please enter your contact number.</strong></li>
                        <?php endif?>
                        <?php if(!validateAge($_POST['age'])):?>
                            <li><strong>Please enter your age</strong></li>
                        <?php endif?>
                        </ul>
                </div>
            <?php elseif(isset($_POST['send'])):?>
                <div id="error" class="valid">
                    <ul>
                    <?php $query = "INSERT INTO employee (name, password, email, contact, age, gender, location, skill) VALUES ";                           
                    $query .= "('$name', '$password', '$email','$contact','$age','$gender','$location','$skill')";
                    // run the query
                    mysql_query($query);?>
                        <li><strong>Congratulations!</strong> All fields are OK ;)</li>
                    </ul>
                </div>
        <?php endif?>
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    2026-06-04T21:21:17+00:00Added an answer on June 4, 2026 at 9:21 pm

    Try This and you have to use mysql_real_escape_string for preventing the sql injections…

       <?php
          //include the connection file
    
          require_once('connection.php');
          require_once("validation.php");
    
    if( isset($_POST['send']) && (!validateName($_POST['name']) || !validateEmail($_POST['email']) || !validatePasswords($_POST['pass1'], $_POST['pass2']) || !validateContact($_POST['contact']) || !validateAge($_POST['age'])) ):?>
                <div id="error">    
                    <ul>
                        <?php if(!validateName($_POST['name'])):?>
                            <li><strong>Invalid Name:</strong> We want names with more than 3 letters.</li>
                        <?php endif?>
                        <?php if(!validateEmail($_POST['email'])):?>
                            <li><strong>Invalid E-mail:</strong> Type a valid e-mail please.</li>
                        <?php endif?>
                        <?php if(!validatePasswords($_POST['pass1'], $_POST['pass2'])):?>
                            <li><strong>Passwords are invalid:</strong> Passwords doesnt match or are invalid!</li>
                        <?php endif?>
                        <?php if(!validateContact($_POST['contact'])):?>
                            <li><strong>Please enter your contact number.</strong></li>
                        <?php endif?>
                        <?php if(!validateAge($_POST['age'])):?>
                            <li><strong>Please enter your age</strong></li>
                        <?php endif?>
                        </ul>
                </div>
            <?php elseif(isset($_POST['send'])):?>
                <div id="error" class="valid">
                    <ul>
                    <?php $query = "INSERT INTO employee (name, password, email, contact, age, gender, location, skill) VALUES ";                           
                    $query .= "('".$_POST['name']."', '".$_POST['pass1']."', '".$_POST['email']."','".$_POST['contact']."','".$_POST['age']."','".$_POST['gender']."','".$_POST['location']."','".$_POST['location']."')";
                    // run the query
                    mysql_query($query);?>
                        <li><strong>Congratulations!</strong> All fields are OK ;)</li>
                    </ul>
                </div>
        <?php endif?>
    
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