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Well first of all you should always make sure you clean up data before you insert it into an SQL query. Your code is vulnerable at the moment<\/a>. The easiest way is to use mysql_real_escape_string<\/code><\/a>. Another way would be to send id’s of colors that you have defined already. That way you can be 100% sure that the values you are inserting into your SQL query will be “safe”.<\/p>\n

The error is occurring because the parameter color<\/code> is not being sent to the server.<\/p>\n

You could validate the data before you send it (with Javascript for example), and also validate it on the server. You can use the isset()<\/code><\/a> function to test if a parameter exists. So in your case – <\/p>\n

if (!isset($_POST['color'])){\n  \/\/ return an error here!  The color paramter was not sent!\n}\n<\/code><\/pre>\n
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