As a novice MySQL user I tried to insert, but I just read on the MySQL documentation that you can only insert on blank rows. My UPDATE statement needs work though, and I'm not sure that I have the syntax correct.
$query3 = "UPDATE `offices` SET `scash`="$total" WHERE `officename`="$office"";
offices is the table name. scash is the row to be updated. $total is a variable pulled from a post. $office is a variable pulled from the same database. I only want to set scash to total where the officename is $office.
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_VARIABLE is the error I'm getting.
$query3 = "UPDATE `offices` SET `scash`='$total' WHERE `officename`='$office'";
Replace the double quotes with normal quotes in the string since double quotes are string delimiters and can't be used in the string.
And as Marc B mentioned your code might be vurnerable for SQL injections. See this post how you can avoid that.
You are going wrong at quotes
$query3 = "UPDATE `offices` SET `scash`="$total" WHERE `officename`='$office'";
Also always use LIMIT 1
if you want to update just a single row...
And sanitize your inputs before updating your row, atleast use mysqli_real_escape_string()
if you still want to use double quotes inside double quotes escape it..
your query can be modified as follows..
$query3 = "UPDATE `offices` SET `scash`=\"$total\" WHERE `officename`=\"$office\"";
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