Reputation: 75
I have a looped query to do inserts into the MySQL database it works perfectly to do what I need it to do as in it takes all the users inputs in array and then loops them and inputs each into their own row in the database.
$sql_insert_race_history = "INSERT INTO inf_race_history
(`inf_id`,`race_history`, `results`)
VALUES ";
if ($vracehistory != '') {
foreach ($vracehistory as $kay => $value) {
// $sql .= '' | $sql = $sql . '';
$sql_insert_race_history .= "('$inserted_id','{$value}','{$results[$kay]}'),";
}
} else {
$vracehistory = '';
}
// remove last `,` into query;
$sql_insert_race_history = rtrim($sql_insert_race_history, ',');
$countRow = count($_POST['racehist']);
//INSERT INTO THE DATABASE VIA QUERY
$results_racehistory = mysqli_query($vconn, $sql_insert_race_history);
This code works and inserts everything as i need it However i have been told that it is vulnerable to SQL injections attacks, so i have been trying to prevent that by using prepared statements every version I try only so far loops the dont work and it only uploads the very last item in the array
$stmtrace = $conn->prepare("INSERT INTO inf_race_history
(`inf_id`,`race_history`, `results`)
VALUES (?,?,?)");
if ($vracehistory != '') {
foreach ($vracehistory as $kay => $value) {
$stmtrace->bind_param("sss", $inserted_id,$value,$results[$kay]);
}
} else {
$vracehistory = '';
}
// remove last `,` into query;
$sql_insert_race_history = rtrim($stmtrace, ',');
$countRow = count($_POST['racehist']);
//INSERT INTO THE DATABASE VIA QUERY
$stmtrace->execute();
I think it may have something to do with changing it from .=
in the foreach loop to just ->bind_param
as maybe that is taking away the opportunity to loop it ? tho im not too sure and also how would i echo that i try to echo $stmtrace
tho it says method _tostring is not implemented
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1065
Reputation: 87
foreach ($vracehistory as $kay => $value) {
$stmtrace->bind_param("sss", $inserted_id, $value, $results[$kay]);
$stmtrace->execute();
}
Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 123
bind the params outside the foreach loop, and assign and execute the query when you assign the variables inside the foreach loop. For example
$stmtrace->bind_param("sss", $insertId, $insertValue, $insertKey);
foreach ($vracehistory as $kay => $value) {
$insertId = inserted_id;
$insertValue = $value;
$insertKey = $kay;
$stmtrace->execute();
}
Another note, if you bind an integer, the value of the bind_param method should be 'i'.
Upvotes: 0