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Gary Logue
13,831 PointsWorking with results Code Challenge PHP
What i am talking about is "Working with results" challenge that is in PHP path > Integrating php with databases.
I am not sure what it is asking me to do to be honest. It said we used the method in the last video. Hope someone can help :). here is the question
We've included a helper.php file that contain the connection to the database and give us a PDO object $db to use. This helper file also contains a function to send_offer. The send_offer function accepts the following arguments: $member_id, $email, $fullname, $level In the current file, we've included the query to select the required items from the database. The results of the database query are stored in a PDOStatement object named $results. Loop through those results and pass them to the send_offer function.
here is the code
<?php
include "helper.php";
try {
$results = $db->query(
"SELECT member_id, email, fullname, level FROM members"
);
} catch (Exception $e) {
echo $e->getMessage();
}
//add code below this line
$info= $results->fetchAll();
function send_offer($info);
?> ```
1 Answer
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Kyle Fletcher
Courses Plus Student 2,931 PointsYou're partially there. You got the method right and assigned to a variable correctly, you just need to adjust how your using it with the send_offer() function.
The variable $info is now a nested array, so you'll want to access it with a foreach loop. Then you'll call the function within that loop and your arguments will have to be specified by key (which are the same as the SELECT fields from the SQL querry).
Here's what it should look like if you don't want to spend all day pondering my reply:
<?php
$info = $results->fetchAll();
foreach($info as $i ) {
send_offer($i['member_id'],$i['email'],$i['fullname'],$i['level']);
}