sending data from forms into MySQL -...

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Hi Everyone,

I've searched and cannot find the answer to my question. I've got an existing MySQL database and I wish to use form builder to start populating it. However, I cannot, for the life of me, figure out how to get it to work. I've been working with PHP for years, but when I call the subsequent page, I get nothing.

Should I be hardcoding the MySQL insert statements? That's what I've been doing, and it's not working out for me.
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That is not a feature in the software at this time. You do have access to the HTML/CSS and PHP, so you could easily make these custom modifications if you know how to do that.
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User 2318008 Photo


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So then how does it work with MySQL?
User 103173 Photo


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How does what work with MySQL Josh?
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User 2318008 Photo


Registered User
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How do I get Form Builder to work with MySQL? There were some posts regarding that it worked with MySQL.
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Just go to Settings > Saving Data and enter your MySQL information in there.

Pretty simple right? :)
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User 2318008 Photo


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Oops. The curse of the missing semicolon.

Problem solved.

Easy as cake.



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