[cellarius]

Deleting is writing. Just use the accoring mysql statement (DELETE). Had you read or searched the thread, you would have found an example just five posts above yours...

[aminp30]

thanks for excellent article.

I used $db->query_read .it worked but I received question sign "?" instead of words.
I use non-English language .
what should I do?

[cellarius]

What's the exact code you're using?

[aminp30]

Originally Posted by cellarius

What's the exact code you're using?

I use two table so my code is something like this:

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[cellarius]

Hm, hard to say. And all you get is a "?"? At this point I can just suggest basic debugging strategies: Try to simplyfy your operations as much as possible - start out with a simple query for a simple value and try to print it, then see what happens. Then go on step by step from there. Tedious work, but often worth it...

[aminp30]

Originally Posted by cellarius

Hm, hard to say. And all you get is a "?"? At this point I can just suggest basic debugging strategies: Try to simplyfy your operations as much as possible - start out with a simple query for a simple value and try to print it, then see what happens. Then go on step by step from there. Tedious work, but often worth it...

no. numbers are ok. I think it depends on my language. I used

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but it doesn't work.

is there any way to set charset on read or write?