I need to get back the postid (auto-incrementing PK) of a row when i insert it. I am currently using this to get it
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I am familiar with using PHP to perform mySQL queries. However, I have been using reg exps as protection against injection attacks. After reading several questions/answers here on SO, I\'ve decided to
$query = \"UPDATE kids_entry SET entries=? WHERE parentsemail=?\"; $stmt1 = mysqli_prepare($connection, $query);
I have a problem where my prepared statement appears to only be returning the number of rows returned rather than the value of the row. Below is my code. I did try google for this but it doesn\'t tell
i have a mysql database... CREATE TABLE `applications` ( `id` int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment, `jobref` int(11) NOT NULL,
I currently have a list of things to update in the given mysqli query: $insert = mysqli_query($db,\"UPDATE `tbl_perms` SET
I am trying to list out all records from a database that have not expired. i have a jobs listing site being developed, i have code to grab all the \'active\' job details from the database and list ou
Just as usual i was looking around best practices with PHP, and prepared statements seems the kind of stuff i should now how do with my eyes closed. So i started playing around with some examples i\'v