Premature stoppage type thingy with tags

this is my program (isn't it nice ) the problem i'm having is that the program stops after "search" is selected but there should be another option.....does anyone know why?
and i've been told i should apologise for my earlier
thread.

Code:

#include <iostream.h>
#include <fstream.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <string.h>

char choice,type,choose,decide;
int e,s,c,p,a;

//-----------------------------------
//base and derived classes
class books {
 public:
struct database {
    char title[256];
    char author[256];
	char isbn[11];
	char publishername[256];
	char cdrom[4];
	char yearofpub[5];
	char price[5];
  }np[20];   // end of struct
//..........................
  void search(int);
  void enter(int);
  void remove(void);
  void first(void);
  void author(void);
  void pub(void);

  
};
//------------------------------------



class store: public books{
	public:
	void save(void);
	void load(void);
};
	
//------------------------------------
int main(int) {
  books bdata; 
  store storage;
  storage.first();
  
  return(0);
  };
  
//------------------------------------

void books::first(void) {
cout<<"-----------------------------------------------------------\n";
cout<<"|                                                         |\n";
cout<<"|                Welcome to the Book                      |\n";
cout<<"|                      Database                           |\n";
cout<<"|                                                         |\n";
cout<<"-----------------------------------------------------------\n\n\n\n";

cout<<" What would you like to do? \n";
cout<<" Select:\n\n";
cout<<" 1			To add a book\n";
cout<<" 2			To search for a book\n";
cout<<" 3			To remove a book\n";
cout<<" 4			Clear book database\n";
cout<<" 5			Show all books\n";
choice=getchar();
choice=toupper(choice);
switch(choice) {

	case '1': {
		cout<<"you selected 'Add'\n";
		enter(e);
		break;}
		
	case '2': {
		cout<<"you selected 'Search'\n";
		search(s);
		break;}
		
		
	case '3': {
		cout<<"you selected 'Remove'\n";
		break;}	   
		
	
	case '4': {
		cout<<"you selected 'Clear'\n";
		break;}
		
	case '5': {
		cout<<"you selected 'show all'\n";
		break;}

};
}; 
  
//---------------------------------------
//member functions
		void books::enter(int e) {
		
			cout<<"Enter the book title: ";
			cin>>(np[e].title);
			cout<<"Enter the author: ";
			cin>>(np[e].author);
			cout<<"Enter the ISBN number: ";
			cin>>(np[e].isbn);
			cout<<"Enter the publisher name: ";
			cin>>(np[e].publishername);
			cout<<"Is there a CDROM included (yes or no): ";
			cin>>(np[e].cdrom);
			cout<<"Year published: ";
			cin>>(np[e].yearofpub);
			cout<<"Enter price - exclude  sign: ";
			cin>>(np[e].price);
	
};

//------------------------------------------		
	   
		void books::search(int s) {
cout<<"-----------------------------------------------------------\n";
cout<<"|                                                         |\n";
cout<<"|                Welcome to the Book                      |\n";
cout<<"|                      Database                           |\n";
cout<<"|                                                         |\n";
cout<<"-----------------------------------------------------------\n\n\n\n";

cout<<" What would you like to search by? \n";
cout<<" Select:\n\n";
cout<<" 1			Author.\n";
cout<<" 2			Publisher\n";

choose=getchar();
choose=toupper(choose);
switch(choose) {

	case 'A': {
		cout<<"you selected 'Search by Author'\n";
		author();
		break;}
		
	case 'B': {
		cout<<"you selected 'Search by Publisher'\n";
		pub();
		break;}


};
}; 

		void books::author() {
		
			cout<<"Enter the book title: ";
			cin>>(np[a].title);
			cout<<"Enter the author: ";
			cin>>(np[a].author);
			cout<<"Enter the ISBN number: ";
			cin>>(np[a].isbn);
			cout<<"Enter the publisher name: ";
			cin>>(np[a].publishername);
			cout<<"Is there a CDROM included (yes or no): ";
			cin>>(np[a].cdrom);
			cout<<"Year published: ";
			cin>>(np[a].yearofpub);
			cout<<"Enter price - exclude  sign: ";
			cin>>(np[a].price);
	
};

		void books::pub() {
		
			cout<<"Enter the book title: ";
			cin>>(np[p].title);
			cout<<"Enter the author: ";
			cin>>(np[p].author);
			cout<<"Enter the ISBN number: ";
			cin>>(np[p].isbn);
			cout<<"Enter the publisher name: ";
			cin>>(np[p].publishername);
			cout<<"Is there a CDROM included (yes or no): ";
			cin>>(np[p].cdrom);
			cout<<"Year published: ";
			cin>>(np[p].yearofpub);
			cout<<"Enter price - exclude  sign: ";
			cin>>(np[p].price);
	
};

1. If you want to apologize do it somewhere else, this is a programming forum.
2. Thread titles should be specific; you should try summarize the problem quickly, eg:

Program flow error; branch is never reached

3. Use code tags
4. Read the rules

> does anyone know why?
Well your code contains no loops - so you basically get asked just the once.

i didn't mean for you to say sorry, i was just pointing out that it's much easier for us to help you when we can read your code somewhat Most people will see all of that code all left aligned and just be like "way too much work, not feeling like putting that much effort in to it"

If you want your question answered and answered fast, put what you know, what you need to know, and the required code that could help solve your problem.

Just remember that for next time

-edit-
and did you read my answer to your problem on the other post?