Editable Drop-Down List

Question

Hello!
I am using Dreamweaver's Editable Drop-Down List
Application panel, Server Behaviors > + > Developer Toolbox > Form Controls > Editable Drop-down
Which has been a GREAT option, but I need to add on 1 option, when I am about to ADD an item to the list, all you can do is add 1 item to 1 column in a database.
Database Struture:
listid   userid   listItem    listitemValue
But all I can get it to update is listItem I need to be able to when the button, "ADD THIS" is pushed, that I can add a value to USERID also, is this possible? I tried diving deap into it, but some certains things I just didn't understand that far down.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Cheers, and thank you in advance.
Justin

Answer 1

Ok I completely misunderstood. Sorry for the confusion. I'm afraid I may not be much help on this particular function. Some functions I've really torn apart and modified, this is not one of them.
This does not look like one of the more simple functions to change unlike some others,
Before trying to go into lengthy info on how to break it down, is there any chance the info you are trying to update is some type of default name or incremental name, something than can be hard coded? ..or is it unique like a visitor, so you are pulling down each time? Ex:  User1, user2    vs.   sally101, david2009, etc.
IF not, there are a several lines of variable setting and function modification to change at first glance.
I can look into later, but the variables are not even in the same insert function page.
Here is the Key line in WDG_recordsetInsert.php,
$sql = 'INSERT INTO ' . $vars['table'] . ' (' . KT_escapeFieldName($vars['updatefield']) . ') VALUES (' . KT_escapeForSql($text, 'STRING_TYPE') . ')';
but the vars appear to come out of an array in  'WDG_functions.inc.php : here is the function variables being set for the insert function above
$WDG_sessInsTest = &$_SESSION['WDG_sessInsTest'];
     $WDG_sessInsTest[] = array(
          'conn' => $connectionName,
          'rsName' => $rsName,
          'table' => $sqlTable,
          'idfield' => $idField,
          'updatefield' => $updateField     );
This array (at first glance) could be modified, but I can't promise that the vars will carry through because I don't see exactly where this array is being used again.
As I mentioned, if the values you need are something you could hard code and increment, you could easily modify the 'insert to' function above.
I would also toy around with some $_POST data and Session data vars and see if you can drop those straight into the sql statement above.
Sorry I can't be more help on this one.