redirecting using header does this:

rewrite the code so that it saves the data to the the data base and then redirects properly to the new ID value.

code :

query$($$sql$)$;

$database$->$bind$("$:id$",$$id$)$;

$database$->$bind$("$:ExistingName",$ExistingName$)$;

$database$->$bind$("$:NewComputerName",$NewComputerName$)$;

$database$->$bind$("$:CleanedCable",$CleanedCable$)$;

$database$->$bind$("$:DustRemoved",$DustRemoved$)$;

$database$->$bind$("$:LoginUpdated",$LoginUpdated$)$;

$database$->$bind$("$:ActiveDirectory",$ActiveDirectory$)$;

$database$->$bind$("$:Antivirus",$Antivirus$)$;

$database$->$bind$("$:RamGB",$RamGB$)$;

$database$->$bind$("$:ModelNo",$ModelNo$)$;

$database$->$bind$("$:OS$",$$OS$)$;

$database$->$bind$("$:SerialNo",$SerialNo$)$;

$database$->$bind$("$:currentUser",$currentUser$)$;

$database$->$bind$("$:currentLocation",$currentLocation$)$;

$database$->$bind$("$:DateRegistered",$DateRegistered$)$;

$database$->$bind$("$:CompletedBy",$CompletedBy$)$;

$database$->$execute$()$;

header$("$Location: $\backslash$FullForm$1.$php$?$id$=".$$val$->$id$."")$;

exit$()$;

$//\}$

$?>/$FullForm$1.$php$?$id$=$