I'm developing an application whereby once the user has logged in, it will return all the information associated with that userid.
For example, with userIDA, return all the fields (fname, lname, address and outstanding). The additional field called outstanding has one of two possible actions (sold or rejected) and the value in the database is selected by default in the drop down menu (which contains the possible sold and rejected values).
If the user changes the value to rejected in the drop down menu and clicks submit, how do I get to write back this information so that the relevant column called outsanding now gets this value as rejected?
For example, with userIDA, return all the fields (fname, lname, address and outstanding). The additional field called outstanding has one of two possible actions (sold or rejected) and the value in the database is selected by default in the drop down menu (which contains the possible sold and rejected values).
If the user changes the value to rejected in the drop down menu and clicks submit, how do I get to write back this information so that the relevant column called outsanding now gets this value as rejected?