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    Thanks for your explanation, Ben One more thing to clear and this is because I always see the same variable in your code. So I get confuse whether it is same variable or the other one. Consider this line $_SESSION[$type][] = $value; and foreach($_SESSION[$alert] as $value) Both variable is same which is $value and both is an assignment to the same session (you mention earlier post). So this is just like confuse me a little bit
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    Really? What I saw in the video you only set the variable like this : private $alertTypes; Or maybe I just missed seeing Ok enough for that part. Still not clear but better than before. I have one more question. This one is about getAlert() Consider this line : if (isset($_SESSION[$alert])) Is it the session come from this line : $_SESSION[$type][] = $value; If not, I need your explanation. Sorry to trouble you, Ben.
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    Thanks for your reply Still staring at the codes to understand the real process. Hopefully the thing will clicks soon Ok when we say : $type = $this->alertTypes[0]; What I understood right now is, we want to replace the $type with $this->alertTypes and put the node 0 to it. Like this : $type[0] Am I right?
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    Hi there, I'm working on Ben Falk's PHP Login Using OOP & MVC and I need detailed explanation about this function : function setAlert($value, $type = null) { if ($type == '') { $type = $this->alertTypes[0]; } $_SESSION[$type][] = $value; } What really the use of the blank array and how it works really? Hopefully Ben or anybody can explain it deeply because I just a beginner here. Thanks!
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    Nah! The error all fixed now and I learned something new today Thanks a lot Ben! You're really the legend here
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    Thanks Ben! The error gone already now One more thing, when I try to add new record, I got this error on records.php Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at C:\xampp\htdocs\test\crud-mysqli\records.php:42) in C:\xampp\htdocs\test\crud-mysqli\records.php on line 64 Is it because the doctype that I use that cause this error?
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    Thanks Andrea to spend your time replying my topic. Although you not answering my question but it's great to see some reply from expert in noob's thread like me
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    Thanks Ben, I tried many times to fix this 2 issue here ('header' and 'last name cannot be NULL') but really don't have an idea what's going wrong. Really appreciate your help!
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    Anybody home? Or do I need edit my question to be more specefic to get answer here? Thanks
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    Hello all, Currently I'm working with Ben Falk's tutorial on PHP CRUD Videos and I got my head spinning with some errors I'm stuck at video part 5 and below is my code (which I did based on the videos) for your reference (to help me ): <?php include ('connect-db.php'); function renderForm($first = NULL, $last = NULL, $error = NULL, $id = NULL) { ?> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> <meta http-equiv="Content-T
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