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What's the difference between $_GET and $_REQUEST? |
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$_REQUEST can be used as both $_POST and $_GET
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Thanks for the reply
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Perhaps you should start by reading about php, these are pretty basic questions covered by any php online manual or book.
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I just have one more question: If I had a MySQL table called players: Code:
ID - Player 1 - John 2 - Paul 3 - Puyol For example, if someone opened index.php like: index.php?id=1, then I want the $playername to be set to John, and if ?id=2 then to be set to Paul, then if ?id=3 then to be set as Puyol. According to what's on the database. |
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start reading about php and mysql or look into the tutorials https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/forumdisplay.php?f=184 |
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You would use something like
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SELECT * FROM yourdb WHERE id='" . $_REQUEST['id'] . '' That's not strictly speaking true, $_REQUEST is a combination of both. It's not a case of "can be used" as you don't have a choice. |
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I'm pretty sure you would want to clean the variables before doing something like that.
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https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=119372 |
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