PHP For Beginners, Ep 27 - Introduction to Form Validation

In this lesson, we'll review two layers of form validation: browser and server-side. We can use validation to ensure and confirm that the user submits their data in the exact format that we require. Watch this full series at phpforbeginners....
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[@zachfox1027]

This is by far the most efficient and effective way to teach PHP, been watching since day 1. It's refreshing and helps me understand PHP in a deeper level but PHP frameworks too. Thank you kind sir.

[@لوسيفرجبريل]

great teaching as usual. thank you

[@semikolondev]

God…I wish I could have such a clear teacher to learn JavaScript.

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[@vincentbeaulieu7553]

Another way to show the bypass of the required attribute (instead of using curl) could be to inspect the page and delete de required attribute in the browser and submit it.

[@rafp8778]

Fantastic lesson. Thank you Jeffrey.

[@TylerTheDestroyer]

Lost points at a dinner party, now I am not naming names, but dayum that's good teachin.

[@Operaatoors]

All is good, but htmlspecialchars must be included by default when working with user input data, like when you echo out $_POST['body'] ?? '', just wrap everything in hsc. This should be done so new developers get used to it from early days.

[@Фанат-щ9ь]

Super nice, please continue.

[@Egyptiano200]

null coalescing operator (??) has been introduced in php 7

[@SKTareen]

Very Usefull Thanks

[@jediampm]

Hi,
so to be perfect then you should be using the trim function. 🤣

[@itallstartedasadream5238]

loving the series