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8,428 PointsCode seems to work but it won't pass. Any thoughts?
I wasn't sure how to go about this task, I probably over complicated things. However, it seems that I did what was asked but I keep getting: "The SQL statement should set the project_id equal to a placeholder."
Any thoughts?
<?php
function reassign_task($old, $new) {
include 'connection.php';
//add code here
function test($data){
echo $data;
}
$sql_get = 'SELECT title, date, time FROM tasks WHERE project_id = ?';
$get_results = $db->prepare($sql_get);
$get_results->bindValue(1, $old);
$get_results->execute();
$get_results = $get_results->fetchAll();
var_dump($get_results[0]['title']);
$sql_update = 'UPDATE tasks SET title = ?, date = ?, time = ? WHERE project_id = ?';
try{
$insert = $db->prepare($sql_update);
$insert->bindValue(1, $get_results[0]['title']);
$insert->bindValue(2, $get_results[0]['date']);
$insert->bindValue(3, $get_results[0]['time']);
$insert->bindValue(4, $new);
$insert->execute();
}catch(Exception $e){
echo $e;
return test('false');
}
return test('true');
}
1 Answer
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,971 PointsThe goal of the function is to reassign a task. So you will need just one SQL statement that sets project_id equal to $new where project_id equals $old in tasks.