Re: Return values from a select
1. Why hide error messages from yourself? Always include error traps in PHP database function calls, eg ...
$result = $conn->query($sql) or exit( mysqli_error($conn) );
2. After running the query, you need to fetch the result row(s). Look up mysqli_fetch.
3. $_POST[] makes no sense with the other code you show. It's for capturing values posted from one PHP page to another. Read about $_POST[].
Let's see the actual error messages you get, and the result of ...
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Re: Return values from a select
August 05, 2018 08:58AM
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