Firefox is so cool. For weeks I kept whining about why Firefox moved the reload button to the right side of the address bar, but little that i know, i could move it to the left by the “back and forth” navigation where it belongs.
To do the same follow these steps:
Right click on your "navigation toolbar" and click on Customize:
Just drag the reload icon/button from one side to the other.
Here is how to do a confirm box just in case you forget it
<span> <a href="delete.php" <strong>OnClick</strong> OnClick="return confirm(\'Are you sure you want to delete?\');"> delete everything </a> </span>
Getting the last inserted ID in PHP(Mysql) is not too bad.
I am assuming that you already have a connection to the database;
echo mysql_insert_id();
or
$result = mysql_query ('SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID()');
$row = mysql_fetch_array($result);
echo $row[0];
Here step my step how to solve the issue
Verify the status of your get_magic_quotes_gpc directive
if (get_magic_quotes_gpc()) echo 'Magic Quotes is enabled'; else echo 'Magic Quotes is disabled'; or check your php.ini via echo phpinfo();
If your magic quotes is ON you will need to use the stripslashes function before you use the mysql_real_escape_string function. Remember both Magic quotes and mysql_real_escape_string add slashes so you do not want to that twice. Some people would say just turn magic quotes off in php.ini, well i prefer not going to my php.ini if i do not have to.
mysql_real_escape_string(stripslashes($_POST['firstname']));
If your magic quote is off you just have to use stripslashes once when you retrieve the data.
PHP extensions are either compiled into PHP or simply loaded as Shared modules.
Compiled into PHP example
./configure --with-mysql
or
Shared Module example
php_mysql.dll http://php.net/manual/en/install.windows.extensions.php php_mysql.so
or you can use yum or apt-get depending on your platform to install the shared modules.