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i''m new in php but i enjoy something here ,so thanks.......... |
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Welcome to our community, suneeil.
If you have any questions, please don't be afraid to ask. We will do our best to give you the best answers and help you with anything.
| changed: mat (3rd Apr 2013, 2:51 PM) |
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No, this value is not stored in database.
Difference between GET and POST is just in a way the data is sent forward to the next page.
In case of GET, the data from the form is appended to to URL after the character ?
(e.g. lesson3.php?name=your_name&value1=1234&value2=5678 )
In case of POST, the URL stays the same (e.g. lesson3.php) and this data is sent in a special packet that is not visible to the end user. Usually you use POST if you want to send a lot of data.
From the programming side of view, if you change form method from GET to POST, you should also change all the variables in the code from $_GET to $_POST
(e.g. $_GET['name'] should become $_POST['name'])
I hope this answers your question. If you have any other questions, just let me know.
| changed: podtalje (1st Aug 2013, 7:36 PM) |
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Hello, can someone help me build a forum from scratch? I know little about PHP and MySQL. thanks |
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you can download any youtube video with this tool from any part of the world. youtubeconverter.pro
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