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Username color change isn't working?


bloodless2010

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Hey guys,

The majority of this mod works, for example it displays the colors everywhere I need it to, and it has the correct column, I can edit the color manually in the MySQL database, for example I used the color green and everywhere where it says my name is in green, but the form to submit the colour doesn't work?

 

function color_change()
{
global $ir,$c,$userid,$h;
print "<h3>Change Name Color</h3>
Below are a list of colors in which you can change your name to with an example of each....

<form action='preferences.php?action=colorchange2' method='post'>
Color: <select name='color' type='dropdown'>
<option value='white'><font color=none>None</font>
<option value='red'><font color=red>Red</font>
<option value='blue'><font color=blue>Blue</font>
<option value='green'><font color=green>Green</font>
<input type='submit' value='Change color' /></form>";
}

function do_color_change()
{
global $db,$ir,$c,$userid,$h;
if($_POST['color'] == none) {
$color = "white";
}
if($_POST['color'] == red) {
$color = "red";
}
if($_POST['color'] == blue) {
$color = "blue";
}
if($_POST['color'] == green) {
$color = "green";
}
mysql_query("UPDATE users SET username_color=$color WHERE userid=$userid");
print "Name Color Changed!<br />";
print "<a href='preferences.php'>Back</a>";
}

 

It does display Name Color Changed! but it doesn't actualy update it. Should be an easy fix, thanks!

Edited by bloodless2010
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are you going to secure your script

and try this

 

mysql_query("UPDATE `users` SET `username_color`='". $color ."' WHERE `userid`='". $userid ."'");

 

Not tested so might not work

 

and also the <font> element is deprecated you should not use it use <span style instead

Edited by urbanmafia
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Hey guys,

The majority of this mod works, for example it displays the colors everywhere I need it to, and it has the correct column, I can edit the color manually in the MySQL database, for example I used the color green and everywhere where it says my name is in green, but the form to submit the colour doesn't work?

function color_change()
{
global $ir,$c,$userid,$h;
print "<h3>Change Name Color</h3>
Below are a list of colors in which you can change your name to with an example of each....

<form action='preferences.php?action=colorchange2' method='post'>
Color: <select name='color' type='dropdown'>
<option value='white'><font color=none>None</font>
<option value='red'><font color=red>Red</font>
<option value='blue'><font color=blue>Blue</font>
<option value='green'><font color=green>Green</font>
<input type='submit' value='Change color' /></form>";
}

function do_color_change()
{
global $db,$ir,$c,$userid,$h;
if($_POST['color'] == none) {
$color = "white";
}
if($_POST['color'] == red) {
$color = "red";
}
if($_POST['color'] == blue) {
$color = "blue";
}
if($_POST['color'] == green) {
$color = "green";
}
mysql_query("UPDATE users SET username_color=$color WHERE userid=$userid");
print "Name Color Changed!<br />";
print "<a href='preferences.php'>Back</a>";
}

It does display Name Color Changed! but it doesn't actualy update it. Should be an easy fix, thanks!

Quote your strings, $_POST['color'] == 'none', so on and so forth.

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Still doesn't work after I quoted the strings.

function color_change()
{
global $ir,$c,$userid,$h;
print "<h3>Change Name Color</h3>
Below are a list of colors in which you can change your name to with an example of each....

<form action='preferences.php?action=colorchange2' method='post'>
Color: <select name='color' type='dropdown'>
<option value='white'><font color=none>None</font>
<option value='red'><font color=red>Red</font>
<option value='blue'><font color=blue>Blue</font>
<option value='green'><font color=green>Green</font>
<input type='submit' value='Change color' /></form>";
}

function do_color_change()
{
global $db,$ir,$c,$userid,$h;
if($_POST['color'] == 'none') {
$color = white;
}
if($_POST['color'] == 'red') {
$color = red;
}
if($_POST['color'] == 'blue') {
$color = blue;
}
if($_POST['color'] == 'green') {
$color = green;
}
mysql_query("UPDATE users SET username_color=$color WHERE userid=$userid");
print "Name Color Changed!<br />";
print "<a href='preferences.php?action=colorchange'>Back</a>";
}
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