Right. Quoting made it work. Thanks.

I still need to sort out protecting my database.

I may just password protect the site (fail)

Aye. I've been taking a backup every so often. But automated would be far more useful.

I also handwrite each entry in my lab book :D

<form name="openlocation">
<input type="text" name="code" value="AT">
<input type="button" value="Go To" onClick="document.location = "fullc.php?="'document.openlocation.code.value';; ">
</form>

<input type="text" id="code" value="AT"/>
<button type="button" onclick="location.href='./fullc.php?code='+$j('#code').val();">Go To</button>

<input type="text" id="code" value="AT"/>
<button type="button" onclick="location.href='./fullc.php?code='+document.getElementById('code').value;">Go To</button>

Yay, nearly there. Just the 'code' needs to be in single quotes in the final URL.

Though that now seems to have broken somehow :@

Fantastic. Done. Sorted. Working. :D

Also, don't worry, I'll be keeping you occupied with more questions in the coming weeks/months. :Y

<form action="./fullc.php" method="get">
	<input type="text" name="code" value="AT"/>
	<button type="submit">Go To</button>
</form>

(hug)

I might just keep the original code :P

Anyway, what makes this "better"?

$editnews =MYSQL_QUERY("UPDATE nmr SET code='$code',labbookref='$labbookref',contents='$contents',solvent='$solvent',elements='$elements',servercode='$servercode',time='$time',machine='$machine',year='$year',month='$month',nmre1='$nmre1',nmrn1='$nmrn1',nmre2='$nmre2',nmrn2='$nmrn2',nmre3='$nmre3',nmrn3='$nmrn3',nmre4='$nmre4',nmrn4='$nmrn4',nmre5='$nmre5',nmrn5='$nmrn5' WHERE id='$id' ");