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I can code a (tiny) little bit and now have to communicate with a real Web Developer. I don't want to look like a total newbie right off the bat, which is why I would like to address my question:
I generate form data via my website which is processed via a form action that is coded in php. The form action (action.php) in turn triggers other php files. The php files include functions, variables, basically all kinds of stuff is going on and the files are all linked together to process the form data (save it to mySQL database, send form data via e-mail, post data to CRM etc.).
My question is: How do I call this entire php-coded construct? Would it be called a php script? And how do I call the individual php-files? They are more than functions I guess, php-functions are only part of these files. Furthermore, if my form action was coded in Javascript, how would I call the entire thing and how would I call the individual Javascript files?
I hope my question makes sense. I am a bit shaky with the terminology, I hope you can help me.
Example of my php-code:
This 'form action' is triggered when people push the SEND button on my website (action.php):
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-02 at 14:34You may get a few different answers here so go with what makes the most sense to you.
How do I call this entire php-coded construct? Would it be called a php script?
No - each individual file is a script. I would call the entire thing, "the form processor" or "the form handler".
Ex. The form processor is expecting a POST request, not a GET request
And how do I call the individual php-files? They are more than functions I guess, php-functions are only part of these files.
They are script files or scripts.
Ex. Please take a look at my variables script file on line ...
If you have classes/objects within those files then you could specically mention the class name.
Ex. The Authentication class is responsible for logging you in.
Furthermore, if my form action was coded in Javascript, how would I call the entire thing and how would I call the individual Javascript files?
I would call them the same as I would in PHP - "scripts" and "form processor".
Some other important distinctions when talking about forms & processors are:
- client-side vs. server-side (We perform validation on the server-side)
- "includes" are files that are referenced within your script with
include,requireetc. (Can you please take a look at thevariablesinclude on line...?)
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I'm new at PHP and keep struggling to read a CSV file into a 2D-array. I use the following file 'csv/team.csv':
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-10 at 18:13listjust assigns array values to variables.
You probably want to extract the headings first and combine that with each row to get an associative array:
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I'm currently working on a website which allows the costumer to personally add movies to a database. So I wrote a PHP class which initially loads all the data needed from a database and creating a table which kind of looks like this:
How do I theoretically proceed to make those buttons work(Which, as they change things in a database should "execute" php-functions).
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Answered 2017-May-26 at 19:39theoretically this is how you should proceed:
First the database piece- you will create 4 fields
- each field corresponding to the table header (notice there should be no space in the name of the field) -- movie_id will be numerical, name will be varchar, etc.
- I take it the second row are all inside tag? if not make it so
- Make sure the form method is POST
- I recommend making the action of the form go to another page (keeps it clean)
user clicks on "save changes" button
- On the other page (specified in form action), you will receive the data in your $_POST var; based on each input's name, this will be accessible in post. So for example, if your input name for "name" field is "movie_name" then this data will be in: $_POST['movie_name']
- Store each field's POST data in a variable... i.e. $movieName = $_POST['movie_name'] ---- THIS IS JUST AN EXAMPLE! YOU SHOULD NEVER ACCESS POST DATA DIRECTLY!! YOU MUST SANITIZE/VALIDATE ETC. THIS DATA BEFORE STORING IN DATABASE
- Assuming you have a database link already established, simply insert the data into the table you created earlier
Hope this helps you get started!
Best,
-Rush
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PHP requires the Visual C runtime (CRT). The Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2019 is suitable for all these PHP versions, see visualstudio.microsoft.com. You MUST download the x86 CRT for PHP x86 builds and the x64 CRT for PHP x64 builds. The CRT installer supports the /quiet and /norestart command-line switches, so you can also script it.
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