Hey guys...am having problems with updating with php5. Now am having undefined index and varibles on most of the pages of the website that i am working on. How can i do away with them? this is my code:



<?php

        require_once("connection.php");



        $recno=$_POST['recno'];




         echo "recno=$recno";


        $cdest="";
        $id="";
    for($saverec=1; $saverec<$recno; $saverec++)
    {


        $ccont="reccont".$saverec;
        $ccont = $_POST["$ccont"];

        $ccode="reccode".$saverec;
        $ccode=$_POST["$ccode"];

    $ccat="reccat".$saverec;
        $ccat=$_POST["$ccat"];

    $cprice="recprice".$saverec;
        $cprice=$_POST["$cprice"];

    $cRFC="recRFC".$saverec;
        $cRFC=$_POST["$cRFC"];

    $cdim="recdim".$saverec;
        $cdim=$_POST["$cdim"];

    $cclass="recclass".$saverec;
        $cclass=$_POST["$cclass"];

    $ccman="reccman".$saverec;
        $ccman=$_POST["$ccman"];

        $recfile="recfile".$saverec;
        $recfile=$_POST["$recfile"];

        $chidid="rechidid".$saverec;
        $chidid=$_POST["$chidid"];

        $crec="recfile".$saverec;
        $crec=$_POST["$crec"];



echo "<br>id=$chidid, reccont=$ccont, ccode=$ccode, category=$ccat, RFC=$cRFC, dimension=$cdim, class=$cclass, cman=$ccman, price=$cprice<br><br>";


        $dest = basename($_FILES["$crec"]['name']);



$qupdate = "UPDATE tblfurniture_back
            SET contno='$ccont', prodcode='$ccode', category='$ccat', RFC='$cRFC',dimension='$cdim', class='$cclass', cman='$ccman',price='$cprice', dest='$cdest' where id='$id'";



       if(mysql_query($qupdate))
        {
         echo "<br><center>Record Update Successful!</center><br>";

        }

        else
        die (" Data Update Failed!".mysql_error());


        move_uploaded_file($_FILES["$crec"]['tmp_name'], $dest);



}

    mysql_close();

echo "<center><a href=apanelnext_back.php>back</a></center>";


?>

Which variable is giving you that error ($recno)?

You need to make sure that there is a value in the $_POST array like so:

And a shortcut of writing the above would be like
And there is another option...for the server configuration(php.ini) you could lower the error reporting

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