First of all i'm a Sys Admin & my Systems Analyst doesn't know html, ajax, or javascript! My work inherited an old Debian 5.0 web server running Apache 2.2.9, PHP 5.0.51a-24+lenny1, & MySQL 5.0.51a. It runs a fairly simple person information database that we need to keep running so i've setup a virtuallized Debian 9.1 web server running Apache 2.4.25, php 7.0.19-1 & MariaDB 10.1.26. The webserver itself is operating fine. I've setup the sql database no problem, php is operating fine, I installed phpmyadmin & it's connecting just fine to the database with everything the same as the old server. After i moved the webserver files over I was getting some errors relating to the missing mysql api, so I got my systems analyst to update all of the php files to mysqli syntax.
I am able to query the database & look up person info. The problem is when I try and add or modify a user using the buttons "add" or "update" instead of it adding or updating, it's bringing up a text box window with what appears to be the info that it should be sending to the database.
I'm attaching a picture of the webform & text box that pops up after I click "add". I'm also adding a link to download the index.html & the two associated javascript files.
Any help will be super appreciated!
[edited by: engine at 4:32 pm (utc) on Oct 16, 2017]
[edit reason] Removed zip file for safety and security [/edit]
