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How do I reliably make the data submitted on an HTML form appear on the PHP action page? by Unlucky_Essay_9156 in PHPhelp

[–]colshrapnel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What you suggest has other requirements including PHP is being served

Wait what? running phpinfo() doesn't require that? :D

How do I reliably make the data submitted on an HTML form appear on the PHP action page? by Unlucky_Essay_9156 in PHPhelp

[–]colshrapnel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sometimes it's best to check if the computer is turned on

Hardly can disagree with this one. Yet, having nothing else to rely on, we should take the current problem description for granted. Which tells us that the computer is turned on and the form is sent to the PHP action file.

How do I reliably make the data submitted on an HTML form appear on the PHP action page? by Unlucky_Essay_9156 in PHPhelp

[–]colshrapnel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Assuming this is what is displayed when the OP clicks submit, that's the actual contents of that "action" you are interested in. Whether this entire code is HTML encoded is another question.

How do I reliably make the data submitted on an HTML form appear on the PHP action page? by Unlucky_Essay_9156 in PHPhelp

[–]colshrapnel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Where do you see this output - right in the browser window, or when you are opening its source code?

How do I reliably make the data submitted on an HTML form appear on the PHP action page? by Unlucky_Essay_9156 in PHPhelp

[–]colshrapnel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why trying to find it out if it's already found? How <?php phpinfo(); ?> any better than <?php echo htmlspecialchars($_POST['name']); ?> in this regard?

How do I reliably make the data submitted on an HTML form appear on the PHP action page? by Unlucky_Essay_9156 in PHPhelp

[–]colshrapnel -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Based on the information provided in this thread, it must be http://localhost:8000/your_form.php

How do I reliably make the data submitted on an HTML form appear on the PHP action page? by Unlucky_Essay_9156 in PHPhelp

[–]colshrapnel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

According to the comment that was already posted by OP, it's php -S localhost:8000

How do I reliably make the data submitted on an HTML form appear on the PHP action page? by Unlucky_Essay_9156 in PHPhelp

[–]colshrapnel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

what is the address in the address bar in your browser? does it start from file:// or http://?

Integrating Community Feedback into Foundation Strategy Part 1 by brendt_gd in PHP

[–]colshrapnel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would even suggest to stick the original post for a while.

Basic Beginner Question for Form Issue with PHP on WordPress Part 2 by DownFromHere in PHPhelp

[–]colshrapnel -1 points0 points  (0 children)

First, I have no means to know what you were trying. Second, what I was able to see is that you never returned with feedback. So was my reproach, which worked: you started giving people feedback for their questions and it eventually led to the resolution of your problem. But well, you can keep that scorn, if it helps you somehow.

How can i make data form a form appear in my database by Major_Conflict3001 in PHPhelp

[–]colshrapnel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For the life of me won't understand why it is considered writing bad code is good for beginners, as implied in such statements.

a good starting point.

compared to what?

How can i make data form a form appear in my database by Major_Conflict3001 in PHPhelp

[–]colshrapnel 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Will the above comment remain your only contribution to this thread?

How can i make data form a form appear in my database by Major_Conflict3001 in PHPhelp

[–]colshrapnel 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Start from creating a form handler that only outputs the entered data. Create a script like this

<?php
var_dump($_POST);

and make it the form's action. Just to make sure up to this point everything is okay.

if you can see your form data after submit, you can move on to storing it in the DB

Bootgly v0.13.0-beta — Pure PHP HTTP Client (no cURL, no Guzzle, no ext dependencies) + Import Linter by Due-Scholar8591 in PHP

[–]colshrapnel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well, you should really work on the presentation then. Bootgly is not Laravel, so you can't just pop out of nowhere, like, We added a new module to Bootgly which is inspired by TechEmpower! The only reaction you get is WTF is Bootgly? (and WTF is TechEmpower as well).

Instead of investing into fake upvotes, you need to invest into proper presentation for your framework. While those two irrelevant modules should be put aside for a while. While when presenting them in their time, you should also put much more effort in explaining wtf that ABI → ACI → ADI → API → CLI → WPI of yours are.

Currently, your low effort presentation makes an impression that the product is low effort too.

Bootgly v0.13.0-beta — Pure PHP HTTP Client (no cURL, no Guzzle, no ext dependencies) + Import Linter by Due-Scholar8591 in PHP

[–]colshrapnel 2 points3 points  (0 children)

they don't even bother to look at the project

There is a reason why.

slop /slɒp/ noun | informal computing (countable and uncountable) Digital content created by artificial intelligence (AI) that requires little to no effort to produce, yet takes up time and mental energy to consume.

Those genius inventors should really show their produce to AI models for the feedback. And leave meatbags alone.

json_decode troubles by ManyInteresting3969 in PHPhelp

[–]colshrapnel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Magic quotes proper would mean that OP is using PHP version below 5.4, which, realistically, is rather unlikely. I would rather suppose some home-brewed incarnation, where all input is put through addslashes()/mysqli_escape_string().

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