-Chris

So here is what I am trying to do…

I am trying to send the text that is stored in a variable to my SQLite db. I have no idea what the syntax is but I know that it is simple…

Here is a bit of my code where the problem occurs.

private function postComment():void {

var commentVAR:String = commentText.text;
//Alert.show(commentVAR);

var q:SQLStatement = new SQLStatement();
q.text = “UPDATE data SET comment=commentVAR WHERE prim = 1″;
q.sqlConnection = conn;
q.addEventListener( SQLErrorEvent.ERROR, queryError );
q.execute();

//Alert.show(q.text);
}

As you can see I am trying to update a field by sending it the value of the variable “commentVAR”… We have tried countless syntaxes and researched for hours with no luck or example of what the syntax is for doing this simple thing, we have even tried just updating with commentText.text but “commentText.text” is what gets stored…

Ps. Everything else works great, but when we try to get the variable’s data stored in the db it just stores “commentVAR” instead.

If anyone could help me out on this it sure would be appreciated.

Thank you so much :

Jonah Huggins

So here is what I am trying to do…

I am trying to send the text that is stored in a variable to my SQLite db. I have no idea what the syntax is but I know that it is simple…

Here is a bit of my code where the problem occurs.

private function postComment():void {

var commentVAR:String = commentText.text;
//Alert.show(commentVAR);

var q:SQLStatement = new SQLStatement();
q.text = “UPDATE data SET comment=commentVAR WHERE prim = 1″;
q.sqlConnection = conn;
q.addEventListener( SQLErrorEvent.ERROR, queryError );
q.execute();

//Alert.show(q.text);
}

As you can see I am trying to update a field by sending it the value of the variable “commentVAR”… We have tried countless syntaxes and researched for hours with no luck or example of what the syntax is for doing this simple thing, we have even tried just updating with commentText.text but “commentText.text” is what gets stored…

Ps. Everything else works great, but when we try to get the variable’s data stored in the db it just stores “commentVAR” instead.

If anyone could help me out on this it sure would be appreciated.

Thank you so much :

Jonah Huggins

I am about to junk AS3, and go back to AS2, in which I have NO problems of this sort.

So far, I’ve not been able to use one AS3 script in Flash on my site, and I’ve had the new CS3 software for a WHILE.

Does anyone have a solution for my issue? Thanks, WCW

*lol*

At least they’re moving in the right direction!

Seriously, I have a lot of respect for the Adobe engineers, as well as the coders who build those nice JavaScript libraries (e.g. script.aculo.us), because they take on the headaches of dealing with all of the horribly annoying browser discrepancies and idiosyncrasies so that the rest of us don’t have to!