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Former Member over 13 years ago

Hi guys. I am new to arduino and i want to make a project for my university, using Temperature Sensors and uploading the results to phpMyadmin. I am checking everywhere to find a solution but i have totally "crushed"!!!

The problem is that while it seems to be a connection between arduino sketch and phpMyadmin in my database fields, the sketch returns only 0.00 and i can't find the problem. I thank you all in advance. Every possible answer is thankfully accepted.

 

 

This is the part of Arduino sketch that transfers data to my database

 

void loop(void)                                        

{

if(!connected)   {                                              

//Serial.println("Not connected");


if (client.connect(serverip,80)){         

sensors.requestTemperatures();          // send the request for temperature to sensors



float temp1 = sensors.getTempCByIndex(0);    


// take temp reading from sensor "i" and store it to temp1


Serial.print("Temp is ");                               

Serial.println(temp1);

Serial.println("Sending to Server: ");                   

client.print("GET /mysql_connect.php?temp1=");       

Serial.print("GET /mysql_connect.php?temp1=");           

client.print(temp1);

Serial.print(temp1);

client.println(" HTTP/1.0");                 

Serial.println(" HTTP/1.0");                 

client.println();                            

Serial.println();

delay(20000);                                            // send the temperature every 20 sec

}

 

 

This is my mysql_connect.php file

 

<?php


if (isset($_GET['temp1']))

{

$temp1 = floatval ('temp1');

$temp1 = $_GET['temp1'];




$con = mysql_connect("host","username","password");

if (!$con)

   {

   die('could not connect: ' .mysql_error());

   }

  

mysql_select_db("temp_database", $con);


$sql="INSERT INTO temperatures (temp1) VALUES ($temp1)";


echo "inserted correctly \n";


if (!mysql_query($sql,$con))

   {

   die('Error: ' . mysql_error());

   }

  

if (mysql_query($sql,$con)){  

echo "1 record added";

}

mysql_close($con);

}

?>

 

 

In this part of my php code:

 

$sql="INSERT INTO temperatures (temp1) VALUES ($temp1)";

 

when i just put a random float (e.g. 42.05) it works perfectly, but when i leave it just like above and "expect the communication" between Arduino and php i have the problem. I type in my browser:

 

localhost/mysql_connect.php?temp1=

 

And the message i get is:

 

Error: Column count doesn't match value count at row 1

 



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  • billabott
    0 billabott over 13 years ago

    It is abundantly clear, that the DATA CELL in the TABLE of the database has to be indexed by both the ROW and COLUMN.

     

    As in

     

    $sql="INSERT INTO temperatures (ROW, COLUMN) VALUES ($temp1)";

     

    -= Syntax Matters =-

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  • ntewinkel
    0 ntewinkel over 13 years ago

    I wonder about these 2 lines:

     

    "

    $temp1 = floatval ('temp1');

    $temp1 = $_GET['temp1'];

    "

     

    The second line overwrites the float value obtained by the first, doesn't it?

     

    Can you test the script by pointing a browser directly at it and then typing in what the Arduino would be sending?

     

    Also, in the Arduino code, should this be a println rather than a print?

    "

    client.print(temp1);

    "

     

    And is this line needed?

    "

    client.println(" HTTP/1.0");

    "

     

    Cheers,

    -Nico

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