PHP - PDO.pdf
- 1. PHP - PDO Chapter 3
- 6. Implementing PHP-PDO using Xampp
- 7. Implementing PHP-PDO using Xampp
- 8. Implementing PHP-PDO using Xampp
- 9. Implementing PHP-PDO using Xampp
- 10. Creating a Database from phpMyAdmin
- 11. Creating a Table from phpMyAdmin
- 12. Filling the fields in phpMyAdmin
- 13. Inserting data Into the fields using phpMyAdmin
- 14. Displaying Table Data using PHP PDO ● PDOStatement::fetch returns a row from the result set. ● The parameter PDO::FETCH_ASSOC tells PDO to return the result as an associative array. ● The array keys will match your column names.
- 15. Fetch Result rows and return as object
- 16. Unsafe method of querying a table Prone to SQL injection attacks
- 17. Using Prepared Statement with positional Params
- 18. Using Prepared Statement with positional Params
- 19. Using Prepared Statement with named Params
- 20. Fetching a single post and displaying in HTML Tags
- 21. Getting row count of a resultSet
- 22. Insert data into the table
- 23. Insert data into the table
- 24. Update data in the table
- 25. Deleting data from the table
- 26. Deleting data from the table
- 27. Searching data in the table
- 28. PHP Forms - $_GET Function ● The built-in $_GET function is used to collect values from a form sent with method="get". ● Information sent from a form with the GET method is visible to everyone (it will be displayed in the browser's address bar) and has limits on the amount of information to send (max. 2048 characters).
- 29. PHP Forms - $_GET Function
- 30. PHP Forms - $_GET Function
- 31. PHP Forms - $_GET Function
- 32. PHP Forms - $_POST Function
- 33. PHP Forms - $_POST Function
- 34. PHP Forms - $_POST Function
- 35. PHP Forms - $_POST Function